Hello everyone,
I keep on bumping into the problem of how to organize my folders in BibDesk
(i.e., mainly the "Static" folders in the sidebar which I use for different
writing projects/chapters etc.). The ideal would be, of course, subfolders
but it doesn't look as if that was possible. There was a feature request
"#195 allow group subfolders" but it seems to have been postponed till
BibDesk 2 which seems to have been abandoned.
So what I'd like to ask here,
how are others handling a large amount of different bibliographies for
different projects?
Has anyone found a workaround to get a subfolder-like behavior?
Are you maybe using BibDesk together with some other programs?
Any ideas are greatly appreciated!
And then, for the developers, is there any way you guys could implement
subfolders in the current BibDesk branch (a "grouping" folders feature or
something)? Since BibDesk lets us show/hide the different categories
(smart, static, keywords etc.) I thought maybe it'd be possible instead of
one "static groups" category to have multiple of those or would that be too
complicated?
Thanks a lot!
Jan D.
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