Bookmark Tagging

When I save a web browser or e-doc reader bookmark with a tag, the logic should be simple in this one respect.

If I am tagging into a "Nihongo" folder in which the only tag beginning with 'd' is "dictionary", then typing 'd' should bring up that tag at the top of the list and not 'Darfur' from my 'Geo" or "International Relations" folder.

Surely someone working with tagging for semweb app's will get this simple logic in place.

In truth, the suggested tag that I receive in Firefox is "dARPA" for the tag "DARPA". Yet nothing in the "Nihongo" folder or it subfolders is tagged "DARPA".

Xmarks and Curl on Eee PC with EeeBuntu linux

Rather than wait for the LXDE version of eeeBuntu's "base" ubuntu linux for my Asus 900A netbook, I opted to add Xmarks (formerly Foxmarks) to my FireFox browser and then built a new OS instance on an 8GB SSD HD chip in my netbook's external SSD slot. The install went fine and Curl 7.0 installed without any problem ( I then added the Curl 6.0.5 debian Surge RTE for good measure). Now the sweet part: I added Xmarks into the EeeBuntu FireFox with the passwords option and here I am - a fresh OS and all my bookmarks and passwords in place. Even Twine is up on the toolbar.

There could have been an easier way: an OS that can update itself, which could be Rebol-friendly Syllable.

But now I won't hesitate to go for the LXDE build because what will I lose? A few minutes on Synaptic to reinstall Mozart Oz and ICON 9.4.3 And even then the Oz will be out-of-date from that repository (and the repository has neither Io nor UNICON.) There has to be a better way to move up a linux version using a new SSD flash card and not lose my linux app's ...