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Hyperplane: A non-hierarchical file manager
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this post was submitted on 29 Dec 2023
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I've thought a lot about stuff like this and this is pretty cool but this basically looks like just a tagging system for files, which already exists in many ways. A true graph based file system wouldn't just be an overlay over a directory tree. Would love to see some kinda filesystem dedicated to graph representation, where each file is a node with multiple edges.
I'm always on the lookout for something like this. tmsu is pretty close, but have you found anything better? There's a paupacy of software for Linux in this space, and I don't understand why.