MultiCommander v16.6 is released!
Quote from: Jungle on <strong>Today</strong> at 10:15:22Quote from: Lukasz S. on <strong>Today</strong> at 09:42:28I think we shouldn't be able to set like and dislike together it doesn't make sense:-)When you say "like" and "dislike", it sounds like "good" and "bad". But a tag is basically just a text/color. I suppose, technically everything is possible, but I find implementing non-overlapping tag/groups unnecessarily complicated. What if you tagged a file with "like", but then decide to change it to "dislike", what should be done -- silent change or some warning? It would be a mess.
Quote from: Lukasz S. on <strong>Today</strong> at 09:42:28I think we shouldn't be able to set like and dislike together it doesn't make sense:-)When you say "like" and "dislike", it sounds like "good" and "bad". But a tag is basically just a text/color. I suppose, technically everything is possible, but I find implementing non-overlapping tag/groups unnecessarily complicated. What if you tagged a file with "like", but then decide to change it to "dislike", what should be done -- silent change or some warning? It would be a mess.
Quote from: Lukasz S. on <strong>Today</strong> at 09:42:28Hi,
Thanks total_annihilation00, my comments:
1. I was looking in settings, but I missed it :-)
2–3. I think we shouldn't be able to set like and dislike together it doesn't make sense:-) In other, mainly graphic apps, we can set one tag only (star rating, clasification) to the picture. Similarly, if I set a work tag I do not set it as personal
4. I know, but there is separate filter option which I showed on screenshot.
Anyway, tags are very good feature in MultiCommander. I'll keep testing it.
Quote from: Mathias (Author) on <strong>Today</strong> at 07:50:20Maybe just use the emoji in the editor, I don't have control of how they built the forum system so I can't do much about it.

, I don't have control of how they built the forum system so I can't do much about it.
I'm loving the new thumbnail support for custom file and folder icons, the status bar updates, and especially the ":" command-line autocomplete feature. 