Manual Pages for UNIX Operating System command usage for man tracker-tag

User Commands                                      tracker-tag(1)



NAME
     tracker-tag - command line tool for  setting  and  searching
     tags/keywords


SYNOPSIS
     tracker-tag [options] FILE...


DESCRIPTION
     tracker-tag allows you to modify the tags that  are  associ-
     ated  with  a  file.   The actual information is stored in a
     tracker database.


OPTIONS
     -?, --help
          Show summary of options.

     -a, --add=TAG
          Add specified tag to a file.

     -r, --remove=TAG
          Remove specified tag from a file.

     -R, --remove-all
          Remove all tags associated with a file.

     -l, --list
          List all tags associated with a file.
          If no file name is given,  all  known  tags  and  their
          count is listed.

     -s, --search=TAG
          Search for files matching the given tag.


SEE ALSO
     trackerd(1).


AUTHOR
     tracker-tag    was    written     by     Jamie     McCracken
     .

     This   manual   page   was   written   by   Michael    Biebl
     ,  for the Debian project (but may be used
     by others).


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