Description of problem: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=QQ5YyMsLtyE I don't have functionality of Nautilus + Tracker tags (see youtube video for demonstration) Fedora should have tabbing tracker functionality but I can't enable it. I installed: nautilus-python, tracker-search-tool and tracker Is this a Fedora bug or am I doing something wrong? Version-Release number of selected component (if applicable): How reproducible: Steps to Reproduce: 1. 2. 3. Actual results: Expected results: Additional info:
How is this a tracker bug (how is it a bug at all)? How do you know Fedora has the functionality you were looking for?
http://projects.gnome.org/tracker/features.html This feature is on Tracker project page. I'm not sure if it is a bug, but I saw that Gnome since 2.22 version should have this functionality so I asked on mailing list and got a suggestion to report a bug for this. I'm not sure that this is tracker or Gnome or Nautilus bug. So there is a chance I missed the component. On this page: http://projects.gnome.org/tracker/documentation.html it says that Fedora and Ubuntu have Nautilus with built in Tracker support. More info about this feature: http://www.johnstowers.co.nz/blog/index.php/2007/02/06/a-metadata-enabled-gnome/ http://live.gnome.org/Nautilus/Extending
Do you need some more feedback that I can provide?
(In reply to comment #3) > Do you need some more feedback that I can provide? Yes, if you have any. None of the links you provided above shows any actual way to 'reproduce the bug'. I think you may have better luck by re-assigning the bug to nautilus.
I switchet it to nautils bug. Can somebody who has more knowledge about how nautilus works say how to enable this integration with tracker and to confirm it this is a bug or not.
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This feature is still not explained how it works, so I attached this bug to Fedora 12 and hope somebody explains how this works.
This feature is functional from Tracker 0.7.12 onwards. The earlier Nautilus extension written in Python did not work with the new 0.7.x APIs, and it was re-written (this time in C). Whether it worked with 0.6.x is unknown to me, but I think there is something wrong with the nautilus-python package as none of the Nautilus extensions written in Python (eg., Postr) worked for me. So you can try to use 0.7.x. It is not as unstable as people think it to be. Here is a SRPM: http://rishi.fedorapeople.org/tracker-0.7.12-1.fc11.src.rpm Therefore you should actually file a bug against nautilus-python and not against Tracker 0.6.x, which Fedora has and is really old and API incompatible with the new 0.7.x series.
Then this should be changed to tracker bug instead of nautilus
Should I open new RFE bug asking for tracker update or will this bug suffice?
Sorry for my mistake, I moved the bug to nautilus-python as per your suggestion in comment #9
any comments regarding this issue?
(In reply to comment #9) > This feature is functional from Tracker 0.7.12 onwards. The earlier Nautilus > extension written in Python did not work with the new 0.7.x APIs, and it was > re-written (this time in C). Whether it worked with 0.6.x is unknown to me, but > I think there is something wrong with the nautilus-python package as none of > the Nautilus extensions written in Python (eg., Postr) worked for me. > > So you can try to use 0.7.x. It is not as unstable as people think it to be. > Here is a SRPM: http://rishi.fedorapeople.org/tracker-0.7.12-1.fc11.src.rpm > > Therefore you should actually file a bug against nautilus-python and not > against Tracker 0.6.x, which Fedora has and is really old and API incompatible > with the new 0.7.x series. Do you have any more suggestions?
(In reply to comment #14) > (In reply to comment #9) > > This feature is functional from Tracker 0.7.12 onwards. The earlier Nautilus > > extension written in Python did not work with the new 0.7.x APIs, and it was > > re-written (this time in C). Whether it worked with 0.6.x is unknown to me, but > > I think there is something wrong with the nautilus-python package as none of > > the Nautilus extensions written in Python (eg., Postr) worked for me. > > > > So you can try to use 0.7.x. It is not as unstable as people think it to be. > > Here is a SRPM: http://rishi.fedorapeople.org/tracker-0.7.12-1.fc11.src.rpm > > > > Therefore you should actually file a bug against nautilus-python and not > > against Tracker 0.6.x, which Fedora has and is really old and API incompatible > > with the new 0.7.x series. > > Do you have any more suggestions? This works excellently well in F-13 due to the work of Debarshi Ray and the tracker devs. If you can, try out F-13. It will take some amount of back-ports to Gnome components in F-12 to update tracker to the current 0.8.x release there (and fix this bug for F-12).
Great news! Thank you Debarshi Ray and the tracker devs! Can't wait to try it out in F13!
Should I reopen this bug as an new RFE? I get tags if I right click on some file and click on "tags" but I don't see any nautilsu integration. Is there an explanation how tags whould work in nautilus with tracker? I currently testing this in Fedora 14 with tracker 0.8.17 and nautilus-python 0.7.0 Any ideas or comments?
Anybody?
I can confirm what Valent Turkovic has written. It's still does not work. The same versions: Fedora 14, Tracker 0.8.17, Nautilus 2.32.1, nautilus-python 0.7.0. Does nobody uses this so nobody is interested in fixing this?
Fc14(x86_64), Nautilus 2.32.1, Tracker 0.8.17-1.fc14. I confirm this and add: tagging is available in the properties for any file or folder in Nautilus, but Nautilus does not show the tags anywhere that I can find, or have any way to show or modify them in the side-pane, no matter which view is chosen in the side-pane. The tags should show and be editable in "information" view at least, and be searchable through tracker in Nautilus or trackers search window. Tags are also not available in "List Columns" which maybe they should be to be flexible for user-needs.
(In reply to comment #20) > Fc14(x86_64), Nautilus 2.32.1, Tracker 0.8.17-1.fc14. > I confirm this and add: tagging is available in the properties for any file or > folder in Nautilus, but Nautilus does not show the tags anywhere that I can > find, or have any way to show or modify them in the side-pane, no matter which > view is chosen in the side-pane. The tags should show and be editable in > "information" view at least, and be searchable through tracker in Nautilus or > trackers search window. Tags are also not available in "List Columns" which > maybe they should be to be flexible for user-needs. The feature you can see in the video is *not* part of any upstream code AFAIK; definitely not nautilus' code, and looking at here [1], I'd say neither tracker's nautilus plugin. Integration between tracker and nautilus, as it is: - nautilus optionally uses tracker for searching - tracker's nautilus plugin allows to tag a file from the context menu and to see all of its tags in a property page [1] http://git.gnome.org/browse/tracker/tree/src/plugins/nautilus
So where did the functionality come from as seen in the video clip?
(In reply to comment #22) > So where did the functionality come from as seen in the video clip? It's a custom patch made by the same guy who did the video I believe, but the patch never made it upstream.
This should really be closed.