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Copying files to directories according the file name
Here's one way:
declare -A months=(
[01]="Jan"
[02]="Feb"
[03]="Mar"
[04]="Apr"
[05]="May"
[06]="Jun"
[07]="Jul"
[...
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Copying files to directories according the file name
Something like this can be done in Bash:
Where you have:
$ tree Sync/
Sync/
├── 20180719_120823.jpg
├── 20190719_120823.jpg
├── 20190719_120920.jpg
├── 20190720_121037.jpg
├── 20190822_120823.jpg
└── ...
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What is Ctrl+L supposed to do in Files?
What does "Enter Location" mean? What is Ctrl+L supposed to do?
A location means a directory or an URL (the actual name of this is "URL bar"). The default it shows after control+L ...
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Copying files to directories according the file name
Thank's for input... this was fun !
I ended up with a combination of both suggestions above.
#! /bin/bash
# Declare monts in Swedish
declare -A months=(
[01]="Januari"
[02]="Februari&...
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What is Ctrl+L supposed to do in Files?
For me, it works as described. The standard view shows buttons at the top.
But Ctrl+L turns this into an editable path, into which I can type or paste any path, and then hit Enter to navigate to ...
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How to disable on lubuntu 22.04 the opening of the browse window when a USB device is automounted?
It's the third option to uncheck to achieve what you like. Check also the option of the "mount" widget in the panel. All of "volume" is also about USB.
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Thunar shows a non-existent directory
From
https://forum.xfce.org/viewtopic.php?id=17239
That looks like a bookmark/shortcut, not an actual folder. Right-click it and select the "Remove Shortcut" option.
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How to disable on lubuntu 22.04 the opening of the browse window when a USB device is automounted?
If you had gnome instead of lubuntu this would work. You have to make it in filemanager.
pcmanfm-qt --show-pref general
Sorry for german text in image.
Where my mouse corser is it have to be untickt....
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How to resize the icons in file browser in Ubuntu 22.04 with Gnome?
Unfortunately no.
The GTK3 file picker is the file dialog you see. GTK file pickers have always been rather limited. For one, there is only a list view, no icon view, and there is no way to adapt the ...
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1
vote
Font characters displayed as squares in Ubuntu 18.04
I still had the problem on 23.04 with Mate with Ferdium app. I deleted all 3 folders but still have squares instead of letters.
What worked for me was removing the snap package and installing the .deb ...
1
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How to Display .HEIC thumbnails in Nautilus?
As the title no longer suggest 16.04, I can now provide the link to the question which works for me HEIF/HEIC Thumbnail issue
In short:
sudo apt-get install libheif1 heif-thumbnailer
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CLI based file manager that shows tree-like directory extructure
Micro Editor in terminal has tree too:
https://micro-editor.github.io
Install File Manager extension to it and show tree view for file browsing:
https://micro-editor.github.io/plugins.html
micro -...
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