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Keep your downloads off the desktop and put them where they are Site/email address it came from (Safari and Mail only) and much more.Īutomatically put your music in your Music folder, movies in Movies. Have Hazel move files around based on name, date, type, what Rule interface similar to that of Apple Mail so you should feel rightĪt home. Organizing your files according to the rules you create. Hazel watches whatever folders you tell it to, automatically I use Hazel which you can download with a 14 day trial

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So I would be interested in other ways to manage the electronic 'information overload', maybe using tagsor a database like DevonThink Pro or. * I'm currently using iGTD for managing my tasks and personal projects, but I'm considering buying Thingsor OmniFocus, as iGTD is not developed any more and has some annoying bugs and limitations. I tried creating a 'temporary storage' directory where I put those files, but it filled very quickly.

I could add a link to the file, but the question is where to store those files. The GTD* method (getting things done, ) has some useful tips and habits for managing tasks and I'm trying to use it, so it would make sense to create a 'next action' on my list to 'review file xy', or something similar. I tried to create an 'Inbox' directory, which removed clutter from the desktop but on the other hand only moved the problem to another place. finance, photos, etc., but there are lots of incoming files which do not seem to fit in any of the existing categories and therefore clutter the desktop. I have a hierarchical folder structure for the data of my personal 'projects' and for some general things like e.

Which workflow do you use to keep your desktop uncluttered and your file system tidy?.

The cluttered desktops of our computers at home (Macs and PCs) made me think about a better workflow to deal with new files (self created or downloaded from the internet).

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