Are there any operating systems with file managers or utilities that treat data as resources, for example:
1) can identify whether files are exactly the same (not just timestamp or size but content) and automatically rename or skip,
2) can track and update shortcuts linked to files,
3) can allow me to add notes about a file, and
4) can offer read/write protection.
Basically, I'm looking for a database-like file system...
1) to prevent duplicate files and provide version control,
2) to prevent broken links in shortcuts and web pages,
3) to easier identify a file rather from just the filename alone,
4) to prevent accidental deletion.
It may have a lot of I/O, so maybe also an option to switch between simple and advanced mode.
Anyone seen any utilities or file managers like this?
1) can identify whether files are exactly the same (not just timestamp or size but content) and automatically rename or skip,
2) can track and update shortcuts linked to files,
3) can allow me to add notes about a file, and
4) can offer read/write protection.
Basically, I'm looking for a database-like file system...
1) to prevent duplicate files and provide version control,
2) to prevent broken links in shortcuts and web pages,
3) to easier identify a file rather from just the filename alone,
4) to prevent accidental deletion.
It may have a lot of I/O, so maybe also an option to switch between simple and advanced mode.
Anyone seen any utilities or file managers like this?
