We’ve not really covered badass Zeitgeist powered semantic File Browser ‘Sezen’ much before here on OMG! before and, y’know, I’m at a loss as to why.
A simple way to describe the lightweight but not-a-traditional-file-browser ‘Sezen’ is to provide contextualized search results based on various easily-filterable metadata (such as time modified, file type, etc) for easy access. Think of it as your Friendly Neighbourhood Sezen-man. 
The video below should prove much more demonstrable on Sezen’s capabilities: –
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Like what you see? You can install Sezen from the Zeitgeist PPA. Note that this *will* update any version of Zeitgeist and GNOME Activity Journal you also have installed.
- sudo add-apt-repository ppa:zeitgeist/ppa
- sudo apt-get update && sudo apt-get install sezen
Bug reports should be filed @ launchpad.net/sezen
Coming soon: Sezen in your panel
Sezen developer ~mhr3 has been hard at work hacking on Sezen as part of Google Summer of Code and today he showed off something rather sweet: Sezen in your panel. 
You’ll find a bit more background on the evolution and reasoning behind the way it looka on mhr3’s blog, but if you thought a panel applet for Sezen was cool how then where on a scale of totally awesome -> totally awesome would the following sit if it was actually in your panel?
Images | ~mhr3