Re: directory cleanup, how?

["Andreas Kågedal" <andreas kagedal org>]

Great! I will just have to do the upgrade to 8.10 then. I will send
you a message when I have completed that. i have some clean up to do
in other parts of the system before that :-)

Thanks for your help!

/Andreas

On Thu, Nov 13, 2008 at 11:50 PM, Ulf Rompe <Ulf Rompe icem com> wrote:
> Am Donnerstag, den 13.11.2008, 22:02 +1100 schrieb Andreas Kågedal:
>
>> > You can use the fulltext search for that. In the F-Spot main window,
>> >  press "/" to enter the search, and start typing the path in question.
>>
>> Ah! I had completely missed the "fulltext search" feature. It is not
>> in any of the menus, in particular, it is not in the "Find" menu . But
>> this might have been fixed in a later version, I'm using f-spot
>> 0.4.3.1 which is in Ubuntu 8.4.
>
> The obviousness if this function is still unchanged. It's just a matter
> of the user's background. Experienced vi users will discover and use
> this function within a minute without even thinking about it. :-)
>
>> > The ChangePath extension might be of interest for you.
>>
>> Ah, yes! That should be it! From the description it is not clear
>> whether it can change just a subset of the paths or if it will always
>> change the paths of all pictures in the db, but I assume it is clever
>> enough. Unfortunatelly, it does not appear in my list of extensions in
>> f-spot. I guess I will have to upgrade to a more recent f-spot? Or am
>> I missing something here?
>
> If it doesn't show up in your extension list (you DID update the list,
> did you?) I think updating would the easiest way to get the extension as
> well as many other good things. BTW Intrepid has 0.5.0.3.
>
>> > I think you mean the Find Orphan Photos extension. It is not in the
>> >  repository yet, but you can find it here:
>> >  http://bugzilla.gnome.org/show_bug.cgi?id=353058
>>
>> Ah, yes that's it! Unfortunatelly, I am unable to figure out how to
>> install it. It is a tar.gz file full of .xml and ".cs" files, (what
>> ever that is). and when I look in the extenions dir on my computer I
>> find files with the extention ".dll".
>
> The archive contains source code. You will have to compile it in order
> to use the extension. You might as well persuade someone else to compile
> it for you. If you decide to upgrade, I could be a potential victim.
>
> [x] ulf
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