Nautilus-Elementary With Zeitgeist: Awesome

Nautilus-Elementary developer ammonkey has made this screencast demonstrating slick integration between the Zeitgeist engine whic hprovides a personal semantic approach to managing files and the beautiful design of Nautilus-elementary.

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Science & Technology

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• nautilus-elementary
• elementary
• nautilus
• gnome
• ubuntu
• linux
• omgubuntu
• omg
• screencast
• gnome3

[calumcoburn]

USE THE MICROPHONE! Don't go making your audience work hard to watch your tiny (and slow) typing.

[obba2004]

@0kkj I have to agree with you on this one!

I was trying to search through an un-indexed directory outside of my home folder. In order to do this, I have to jump into the terminal! Nautilus can handle this, nautilus-elementary can't!? It looks like we're taking a step in the wrong direction!

[geoffroymen]

OMG that guy types so slowly

[0kkj]

it sucks...

why the hell if I'm at /usr/share and I search for a file nautilus searches in the home folder??

cmon guys, we are in 2010.. can I perform a simple search??

this is the correct behaviour (windows7):

-search ONLY in the subdirs of the current folder.

-if a folder is indexed use tracker, else use the normal gnome search tool

-if a folder is not indexed, suggest the user to add it to the index

-suggest to perform a full system search using the indexer (tracker, zeitgeist ecc)

[slowstyler]

Great! If it supported tags like Nepomuk does on KDE, it would be perfect.

[Uberware]

Im not usually impressed but this is something I really want for once! Impressive!

[DarkAndrew007]

really cool man, awesome! congratulations!

[ss3tsk8]

It's really awesome!!!! I love it very much!

But I believe a semantic search would be like "Where is my documents?" or "Show me 3 pictures I used yesterday", wouldn't it?