TMSU 0.5.0 released File tagging for Linux (and now Windows)

Yo.

I'm the author of TMSU. If you've not heard of it before it's my pet project that lets you tag your files (from the command line) and then mount a virtual filesystem that lets you access them, by tag, from any other program, including those with graphical interfaces.

I've just released version 0.5.0, which has a number of new features and bug fixes. This version also provides a Windows binary for the first time, though it's a bit buggy at the moment and doesn't include a virtual filesystem (I'm working on that).

Usage goes something like this:

    $ tmsu tag photo.jpg holiday country=spain year=2014 family
    $ tmsu tag song.mp3 music big-jazz good
    $ tmsu files music
    song.mp3
    $ tmsu files "year > 2010 and holiday"
    photo.jpg

You can bring up a virtual filesystem like this:

    $ mkdir mp
    $ tmsu mount mp
    $ ls mp/tags
    big-jazz  country  family  good  holiday  music  year

Feel free to ask any questions and I'll do my best to answer them. Thanks for your time!

• Homepage: http://tmsu.org/

• Project: https:/github.com/oniony/TMSU/

• Download: https:/github.com/oniony/TMSU/releases/0.5.0