Congratulations, your demo seems impressive. I’m glad more people are thinking about humane interface issues.
If you are going to re-design, why not try to exgtend Beagle, rather than duplicating effort and spliting the user base?
Have you seen efforts towards semantic data: Gnowsys.org, https://haystack.lcs.mit.edu, OpenIris.org, Dbin.org and Chandler.osafoundation.org?
My previous comment apparently got lots, so here it is again. Will the the GLSCube eventually be able to answer queries like “find the phone numbers of people who live in Alexandria and with whom I have corresponded in the past 6 months”? This was to be the special ability of of WinFS.
2. Desktop search for Linux &hellip | November 17th, 2006 at 5:23 pm
[…] GLScube seems to struggle if it should continue development on the current code base or should restart from scratch - so in any case, a very early stage of development. […]
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1. pgan | October 21st, 2006 at 8:38 am
Congratulations, your demo seems impressive. I’m glad more people are thinking about humane interface issues.
If you are going to re-design, why not try to exgtend Beagle, rather than duplicating effort and spliting the user base?
Have you seen efforts towards semantic data: Gnowsys.org, https://haystack.lcs.mit.edu, OpenIris.org, Dbin.org and Chandler.osafoundation.org?
My previous comment apparently got lots, so here it is again. Will the the GLSCube eventually be able to answer queries like “find the phone numbers of people who live in Alexandria and with whom I have corresponded in the past 6 months”? This was to be the special ability of of WinFS.
2. Desktop search for Linux &hellip | November 17th, 2006 at 5:23 pm
[…] GLScube seems to struggle if it should continue development on the current code base or should restart from scratch - so in any case, a very early stage of development. […]