Overview
The RustyBits application helps you archive files.
Specifically, with files that you don’t really need anymore, that you probably should just delete, but you don’t want to because… “what if”. But organizing archived files is time consuming.
So instead, just move them into a RustyBits folder, it will prompt for some keywords and automatically add some metadata, and you can forget about them. Until you need them.
Installation
TL;DR:
apt install python3-wxgtk4.0 libfuse-dev pip install rustybits
Usage
TL;DR:
rustybits mount ~/.var/lib/rustybits ~/Desktop/RustyBits
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