On 17/09/2010 22:05, Oisín wrote:
On 17 September 2010 21:16, Dougie Nisbet <[email protected] <mailto:[email protected]>> wrote:

    Your comment regarding file deletion is interesting. Sometimes I
    delete a card when I'm reviewing (it it's a poor image for example
    and I consider it of limited value), in the knowledge that I have
    'orphaned' the image file and will need to tidy up later. It would
    actually suit me for the image file to be deleted too, but it's no
great hardship.

We could have a plugin or external script to scan the media directories for images which are unreferenced in the deck files and either delete them or move them to an "orphans" folder which can be cleared at your leisure?

That would be good. Although I have a rather unusual back-to-front method that works not too badly. I go into my image folders occassionally and browse the images. Any that I don't like I delete. Then, 'some time later' during one of my mnemosyne reviews I get the tell-tale black square in a question indicating that the image cannot be found. When that happens I delete the card. Off course it could take months for the poor unwanted card to show up!

    All my images are currently resized to a lower resolution but I
    might change this depending on how I find mnemosyne2's handling of
    higher-res images.


Ditto - I put together a couple of scripts when building a picture dictionary spelling deck for my daughter, using curl to download and netpbm to convert/rescale:
pngtopnm $1.png | pamscale -xyfit 300 300 -verbose| pnmtojpeg > $1.jpg
...And an Applescript macro-type script to insert new cards with the right img tags.

I use f-spot for storing my images because it has a very elegant hierarchical tag structure that works well with botanical nomenclature. It also crashes an awful lot but you can't have everything and I've yet to find another Linux based photo management package that has a nested hierarchical tag structure.

Dougie

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