Tags instead of groups

Hi,
I like your idea, I already wanted to add tag, but I never tough to include this in the tree and I think that it could be very nice.

I found this thread after I had already written this up and what I have to say is mostly just a long and wordy way of repeating what sajad just said. Rather than simply adding a pithy "Uh, yeah! I want what he wants!" I'm just going to include the whole thing because I apparently like to hear myself talk.

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One of the things I really like about RDM is that I can somewhat use the sessions window/tree as documentation as well as an organization tool. My eventual goal is to sell the rest of my IT department on RDM and set it up so that we share a session tree. Having all information on a particular application in a single group would be incredibly helpful when we are covering for one another and trying to work on unfamiliar applications.

Regarding the session tree, groups and tags... I specifically want to be able to put a single session into multiple groups and be able to organize the session tree according to different grouping schemas.

Here is an example with three organization schemas -

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Here are some suggestions for changes to RDM...

Hi bbartlett,
First of all thank you for the great post. There is many interesting stuff in your post. I'm not that I can do everything but I took many notes. We already have many topic on our todo list and we want to release a completely new module for RDM oriented on the customer management. This will include links and avoid duplicate entries. WE also want to offer a better documentation mechanism.

For the database structure, we use a very simple schema because it's easier to maintains. Each database upgrade is a pain for our customer.

It's not perfect, but you can watch for the next beta release, there is one feature interesting: custom session tools. You will be able to create specific action to execute on an exsiting session, one of them is a template action. This mean that if you have an RDP session, you can create an Explorer template and open a share for your RDP session. This mean that if all you PC have a common share name, you won't need to create a sub session for all of them. You will be able to use a template.