On Sat, 2009-07-04 at 00:00 +0200, Milan Bouchet-Valat wrote: > Le vendredi 03 juillet 2009 à 06:59 -0700, Tim Zakharov a écrit : > > I think it's worth mentioning again, but slightly off-topic, that we > > really need in F-Spot, to uncheck "Copy files to the Photos folder" as > > a default setting in the Import dialog. This assumes you want your > > photos in said folder, in your home directory, and one must remember > > *each time* one imports photos, to uncheck this box if you choose your > > photos to be in a different destination. > > > > Imagine for the first time running F-spot, and importing your > > collection of 30,000 photos you store on an external drive, and not > > noticing this setting. Hours later, when the file copy completes, > > your home directory now has no free space. Now imagine each time you > > import more photos, you forget to uncheck this setting, then must > > manually delete the photos it copied over. This to me is a terrible > > feature of F-spot, which is otherwise a very decent photo organizer. > Good candidate for a paper cut, isn't it? F-Spot should remember your > last choice at least, even if we can argue that the default should be to > copy files. Maybe we could also check the media the photos are on, and > check the box by default accordingly (e.g. you want to copy photos > coming from a camera or flash card). > > Would you report a bug as such against both f-spot in Ubuntu and > hundredpapercuts? Thanks!
It appears to already be reported in Launchpad and upstream. Bug report 270238. I can't see how to nominate this bug for hundredpapercuts? However, I did see a duplicate (393406) where the bug reporter was told "this is a bug in the program, not a papercut." I don't want to make waves by trying to report as a papercut when someone already decided it wasn't. Thanks for the feedback.
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