Hi Jonas,
> so I have attempted to script it, please see attached script.
Well, chflags does not exists on GNU/Linux. It should be chattr.
Now I think this is quite dangerous. If someone move files directly
from the file explorer, then the .xmp won't be moved with them. I know
that this is BAD
On 23/11/16 05:28 am, Jonas Diemer wrote:
Hi James,
thanks for your quick reply. The problem is that darktable creates
XMP files for each and every imported photo. These files appear in
typical file browsers (alphabetically in between the image files),
which makes it harder to browse photos
Hi James,
thanks for your quick reply. The problem is that darktable creates XMP files
for each and every imported photo. These files appear in typical file browsers
(alphabetically in between the image files), which makes it harder to browse
photos with these. In my case, I use a central
Hi everyone,
some users (like me ;) ) seem to be distracted by the XMP sidecar files created
by darktable (and likewise Lightroom). I would suggest adding an option to make
them hidden, i.e. mark the files as hidden during their creation. Like calling
"chflags hidden“ on the file on Mac.
Not
