One of my preferred tools for viewing images on the Mac.
Sequential
which I downloaded from here Softpedia
As of this posting they are at version 2.0.1
Allows windowed or full screen (sequential) viewing of images in folder.
Double click on an image and then keep viewing other images found in same folder.
Exif information viewable.
Really this is just a journal for me to aid my failing memory, so if I, or an acquaintance, has a question I might, more quickly, find a previously researched answer. But this page is also Rants n Raves on Saving Earth and using Technology to help us do so, or whatever else I feel inclined to babble on about.
Wednesday, October 29, 2008
Tuesday, October 07, 2008
Removing Thumbs.db on OS X
I recently moved lots of pics from my old Windoze box to my iMac, this resulted in lots of Thumbs.db and Picasa.ini files lying around that I didn't need.
Seeking out a bash script that would erase them all I found:
find / -name "Thumbs.db" -exec rm '{}' \;
I moded that to this:
find /Users/Dee/Pictures/ -name "Thumbs.db" -exec echo '{}' \;
1) to save time time I changed the starting point from '/' (root) to my '/Pictures' dir.
2) I changed the 'rm' (remove' command to 'echo' to *see* what files and where that it would be targeting - silly I know but some small piece of mind, and I love watching a busy terminal .. yeah I know, "small minds ..."
Seeking out a bash script that would erase them all I found:
find / -name "Thumbs.db" -exec rm '{}' \;
I moded that to this:
find /Users/Dee/Pictures/ -name "Thumbs.db" -exec echo '{}' \;
1) to save time time I changed the starting point from '/' (root) to my '/Pictures' dir.
2) I changed the 'rm' (remove' command to 'echo' to *see* what files and where that it would be targeting - silly I know but some small piece of mind, and I love watching a busy terminal .. yeah I know, "small minds ..."
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