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Re: shortcuts available in full-screen browsing

Anton Keks — 2010-03-02T15:00:13

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Suneet Chauhan — 2010-03-01T17:37:58

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shortcuts available in full-screen browsing

Dougie Nisbet — 2010-03-01T14:17:27

Does anyone have any tips on how to select and (physically) delete 
multiple files? I like to browse the photos in full screen when first 
viewing then delete all the bad ones. Normally I would look through them 
all first with gqview, eog or gthumb and delete them there first before 
importing into f-spot but more recently I've been skipping that step, 
and importing directly into f-spot. Since the physical Shift-Del delete 
seems to take time I try and mark them all first then delete them in one 
go. I tried creating a special tag (MFD=Mark for Deletion) but that 
hardly speeds things up. What I'm doing at the moment is using the 
Alt-number shortcut to allocate (for example) 2 starts to all the ones I 
want to delete. Seems a cludge though. And possibly rather a dangerous 
one (using star rating to indicate things to delete).

Am I right in thinking the only short-cut tag keys in full screen are 
for Alt-Num and Favourites?

Dougie

Re: Moving photos to another partition

Mary Strimel — 2010-02-28T17:44:15

Dianne,
I'm no expert but I had a similar situation a few months back.
Symlinks can make files appear to be where they are not.  You could
create a symlink from the XP partition to make it appear as if it is
located under /home where your photos were (do this after you've
actually moved them) ... this is what I did and it worked.  That would
only work if you are moving your entire photo collection to that
partition.  Alternatively if you wanted to keep the existing photos
whre they are, and make the new partition to appear like its own
subfolder under /home/yourname/Photos/ or whatever, you could symlink
it to a subfolder of Photos and only add new photos to it, not try to
mix old and new.

The one thing you don't want to do is start moving photos piecemeal
... it seems like Fspot has no facility for dealing with that.

Does anyone know if f-spot will someday have the ability to move
photos around from within itself (i.e., the database would know the
new photo locations)?  It would be a huge help ... other p

Moving photos to another partition

Dianne Reuby — 2010-02-28T17:02:11

I have a spare XP partition which I plan to reallocate to my Ubuntu
system (9.10), either by deleting it and expanding /home, or by using it
as a separate partition for photos and music.

If I use it as a separate partition, how easy will it be to change my
F-spot so that it looks at the new partition, doesn't think that there
are still photos on my /home partition, or thinks I have two sets
(on /home and new partition)? 

And are there any advantages or disadvantages for either setup with
F-spot?

My F-spot version is 0.6.1.5.

TIA
Dianne

Re: Tagging all photos matching a certain filename

Jean Levasseur — 2010-02-27T04:59:23

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Re: Tagging all photos matching a certain filename

Oliver Maunder — 2010-02-26T19:58:37

I used Jean's suggestion to find all the photos, then selected and
tagged them. Somehow I didn't find the search function, which is only
the first entry in the "Find" menu!

Thanks for the help

Olly

Re: Tagging all photos matching a certain filename

Steve Herber — 2010-02-26T19:14:08

the simple way would be to write a shell script and create sql commands to 
insert the tag entry into the tag table in the database.  If you spend a 
few minutes looking at the database schema you will see that it would be 
much easier than doing it indirectly.  You could also use the same
script to pull out the path to each photo and use one of the command
line exif programs to update the tag in the photo.

I think it would be nice if we could collect a set of user contributed
command line scripts to help people do this sort of update.  Command
line tools are often much faster than using the gui.

Sorry for the lack of details.

Good luck,

Re: Tagging all photos matching a certain filename

Jean Levasseur — 2010-02-26T15:17:09

Sorry for double-post, to make it available in the list as well....

2010/2/26 Jean Levasseur <levasseur.jean< at >gmail.com>:
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Re: Suggestion: Simplify Search options

Dylan McCall — 2010-02-26T03:49:32

I absolutely agree with you that search needs to be more accessible
through the regular GUI that directly faces the user. It is F-Spot's
most important feature, after all.

I'm not sure I agree with cramming it all into that one bar, however.
The whole thing is very weird because one moves the mouse (and his
eyes) all over the interface to perform a boolean AND search. Dragging
and dropping is finicky because the precise position one drops an icon
affects whether it's an OR or an AND search. I'm going to pretend drag
and drop doesn't exist from here on out because relying on that
feature breaks accessibility.

People who don't know about (or can't use) drag and drop must use
Right click -> Find With in the tags list or, worse, select a tag and
then go to Find -> Find with to add a tag to a search query.
Making matters worse, the Find With submenu is directly tied to the
existing Find operation, listing only tags currently being searched
for. Not that I agree with the many enormous menus full of tags we
have

Re: F-Spot color profile support: alpha 1

Alexandre Prokoudine — 2010-02-26T03:11:25

Blast from the past! :)

Alexandre

F-Spot color profile support: alpha 1

Vasiliy Kirilichev — 2008-07-16T12:16:36

Hello! This is my first alpha and I'll very glad if some of us can test it :)
There are some bad things in this version: not good working with
rotated jpg (and very slow), I'm not sure about printer profile (is it
correct or not?) and some more things. but the the most of general
functionality is done.

small howto:
$ svn co -r4185
$ patch -p0 < ../patch

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Re: Configure failed for gio-sharp

Silvano — 2008-06-18T06:29:50

Ups, I forgot in my previous message the two files that I wanted to
attach :) Here they are!

Cheers,
    Silvano

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Suggestion: Simplify Search options

Peter Bauer — 2008-05-12T22:36:18

Hi there, this is my first mail to this list, I'm not a programmer, just
an enthusiastic user.

I want to suggest to simplify the search possibilities in F-Spot. F-Spot
has powerful search options, but they are spread and hidden in the menu
or behind key strokes.

I attached a mockup of my idea how I would imagine a simple but powerful
search capability in F-Spot.

Problems by now:
[1]
First I have to write critic about the "default search" which is
available when hitting ctrl-f. You can access this search bar faster by
double clicking the corresponding tag in the side panel. Furthermore,
you must access the side panel anyway if you want to do complex search
within your tags.

[2]
I also have to criticize that the text search is hidden behind a strange
keystrok "/". On a german keyboard, you have to type shift - 7 to type
"/". This is a local problem, however, I wish to access a search
function with ctrl-f, and not with some weird, easy-to-forget and
never-heard-before keystrokes.

Suggestion:
An all in one

Tagging all photos matching a certain filename

Oliver Maunder — 2010-02-25T23:44:32

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Re: LGM2010

2010-02-22T08:58:12

Hi Alexandre,

I'll show up for a beer (or two) but probably won't do any f-spot talk.

regards

s

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Re: LGM2010

Ruben Vermeersch — 2010-02-20T21:42:41

I plan to book a couple of vacation days to be able to attend the entire
conference and I'm quite sure Stephane will show up as well at some
point.

So yes you can count on us being there.

LGM2010

Alexandre Prokoudine — 2010-02-18T19:16:57

Hi,

The next Libre Graphics Meeting [1] is planned for late May in
Brussels. Any F-Spot developers interested? :-) We will soon
officially announce accepting talk proposals.

[1] http://www.libegraphicsmeeting.org

Alexandre

Re: F-spot-list Digest, Vol 70, Issue 4

Mathias Linkerhand — 2010-02-15T10:18:53

Hello,

to convert ACDSee's photo database ACDDB to F-Spot's photo database I
released the first alpha version of the ACDDB2FSpotDB converter
<http://www.proflogic.com/ACDDB2FSpotDB>. And I am still working on it.

Mathias

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