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A comment on Ask HN: How you manage files on your computer?.
%userprofile%/github.com
%userprofile%/Downloads - symlink to Desktop
../Desktop/+Archive - for old stuff
Everything older than 3 week gets moved automatically to +Archive to keep Desktop clean
%userprofile%/+workspace/ZimWiki/notes > with more tree structures
/work/jira/item.txt /work/releases/version.txt /work/deployment/sql /work/appraisal/20180208.txt /work/backup/sql /personal/events /win/backup /unix /web /edu /app/sql/data /app/data/sql /tec/sql/backup /journal/2018/02/21.txt /journal/2018/02/sqlBackup.txt ...
First create anything in a /Journal node on that /month, and later move to a more appropriate /node, after I understand where that is.
I can have multiple nodes to deal with same thing or similar. I can easily swap nodes parent with child.
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%userprofile%/github.com
%userprofile%/Downloads - symlink to Desktop
../Desktop/+Archive - for old stuff
Everything older than 3 week gets moved automatically to +Archive to keep Desktop clean
%userprofile%/+workspace/ZimWiki/notes > with more tree structures
/work/jira/item.txt /work/releases/version.txt /work/deployment/sql /work/appraisal/20180208.txt /work/backup/sql /personal/events /win/backup /unix /web /edu /app/sql/data /app/data/sql /tec/sql/backup /journal/2018/02/21.txt /journal/2018/02/sqlBackup.txt ...
First create anything in a /Journal node on that /month, and later move to a more appropriate /node, after I understand where that is.
I can have multiple nodes to deal with same thing or similar. I can easily swap nodes parent with child.