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“Appropriate file names”? grand-canyon-001.jpg grand-canyon-002.jpg grand-canyon-003.jpg grand-canyon-004.jpg … grand-canyon-991.jpg Or maybe grand-canyon-ea
by compiler-guy 4y ago
“Appropriate file names”?
grand-canyon-001.jpg
grand-canyon-002.jpg
grand-canyon-003.jpg
grand-canyon-004.jpg
…
grand-canyon-991.jpg
Or maybe
grand-canyon-east.jpg
grand-canyon-west.jpg
grand-canyon-north.jpg
grand-canyon-south.jpg
…
grand-canyon-northeast.jpg
Thumbnails solve real problems and other guis have had this as a completely solved problem since literally the mid-nineties.
- cowtools 4y agoI rename files as I download them (or copy them from my phone/camera) or I just remember the file name that I downloaded. I suppose it's a problem if you have to deal with many unnamed images, but if it really came down to that I would just open up nautilus.
- johnchristopher 4y ago> but if it really came down to that I would just open up nautilus. So, the downstairs toilet.
- cookie_monsta 4y agoHaha, nice but I bet that's going to puzzle some people who haven't read TFA
- rddd_police 4y ago
- cowtools 4y agoI use the downstairs toilet is for bulk shits, the upstairs toilet is for petite loads.
- jklinger410 4y agoThere can't be a more classical linux/developer response to a serious UI issue than "I just do this other repetitive manual task to solve the problem, don't see what the big deal is."