Hello Carlos, Thank you for your answers!
> That looks indeed strange, most probably down to tokenization of this > document text having gone wrong somehow. Quickly checking here, I see > Tracker doesn't handle too well the the d'match french form, the other > appearances should still result in a positive match though. > > Please file a bug and we take it there. Done, it is there: https://bugzilla.gnome.org/show_bug.cgi?id=776395 > gnome-shell search providers make sense with a backing application to > jump into when you click on the results. With the right tweaks > (changing the nautilus query so it doesn't do filename matching is > removing one line of code), nautilus has got everything to be that > application for generic file search. Yes, that is a pity because Tracker works well and all the infrastructure is there, either from Gnome-shell, Nautilus or both. Removing the restrictions would make it on par with what KDE has with Ballo/Krunner or Spotlight on MacOS. It is very convenient and I am not aware of any pitfalls, so it is strange that Gnome hasn't moved forward. As you suggest, I will try to advertise this idea on the Gnome side. Thanks again! Jean-Christophe
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