TagsOS Slide -
	TagsOS is a desktop based operting system that relies on a file system governed by tags
	rather than traditional folders.

	At TagsOS, we believe that the current method of storing and searching for files is
	almost redundant because it's based on a real world concept of storing file that could
	be made more efficient

Interface Slide 1 -
	This is the interface, it looks fairly similar to any OS interface you've seen before,
	and this is because our main concern isn't to take you away from what you know and love

	At the top left of the desktop you'll see a search area where you can readily search for
	a desired file through the use of tags

	Next to the search area are the 3 buttons that you can use to get to anything on the
	computer, the first will be used as a programs centre, where you can find any programs
	installed on the system

	The 2nd will be used for getting to files and folders, because this might be a faster
	method for those of you who know exactly where things are and would rather use that
	from time to time

	The 3rd button will be use for any social networking you want to do, there will be access
	to Facebook and Twitter and also access to emails.

Interface Slide 2 -
	Here is a sample of the search window, all tags down the left side, an address bar at the
	top so you know where the file is, a tags helper, which will present you with similar or
	relevant tags to what you have searched currently

	Underneath this will be all the files which contain the relevant tags and on the right is
	a search bar and all the information regarding the currently highlighted file

Interface Slide 3 -
	Here is just a preview of an example search

Features Slide 1 -
	Tagging files, what this system is focused around, users will be able to add semantic tags
	to any file on the system

	Tag hierarchy, relating to those tags which can fall into a hierarchy, such as soccer and
	tennis falling under sports and so on

	Users will also be able to search and sort all their files based on the tags associated with
	every file

	Sometimes when you open the a search window, it's easier to look at tags that you use often
	so that you never have to look too far for a tag which is your main focus, this is where
	tag weighting comes into play giving tags with more usage a higher score so they become
	more relevant in searches

Features Slide 2 -
	Automated tagging is useful for files that you forget to add tags to, these tags can vary from
	the website it came from, if it was from social media, it might be related to the person you
	got it from or author and so on

	The system will also manage untagged files in an area where users can later go and add tags
	if they wish to

Purpose Slide -
	The purpose for TagsOS is so that files can be stored in a logical way, a way that makes
	sense to the user so they can place a single file in multiple locations under many tags

	TagsOS will be easier for the users to find files based on properties of that file, which
	will come more naturally than a file location

Why Slide -
	Why use TagsOS? Well, simple enough, because it's an easier and more efficient file system
	to use

	Because it prevents a user from losing a file because of forgetting where it was placed

	And it also makes it easier for users to categorise files that aren't necessarily easy
	to group in an existing file system

Innovation Slide -
	TagsOS is innovative because there are no current mainstream implementations of such an
	operating system that take advantage of this file system

	And it's a different approach to the normal searching and sorting of files

Cost Slide -
	TagsOS will be free and open source, and also open for community development

	This is because the more people who work together on this, the better it will be

	However, that being said, we encourage some sort of donations if you're willing
	to support our ideas