[GNUnet-developers] AFS keywords

[Milan]

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Yeah, you're right, this way would be very easier to implement and very
useful. There's one (little) problem : the nodes wont be able to ask
files that match to ALL the keywords (ie ogg && rock && album, and not
ogg | rock | album). So interface can implement this later, or GNUnet
core must care this before sending answers.

I'm thinking about a GNUnet integration in for example Rhythm Box, the
Gnome's iTunes clone. iTunes uses an Internet site to get (paying)
music, so Rhythm Box could use GNUnet. Using precise keywords could
allow smart searches that return only a few files, and insertion into
GNUnet could use standardized keywords too.

I know I'm always coming with great ideas and no ways to do them. :-)
For this I could help making the window model, and a little window code
(with help). What do you think ?


Milan

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