>2018
>cinnamon's nemo can't rename two files without resorting 3rd party tools
2018
Noah Richardson
Levi Parker
freetards will defend this
Aiden Sullivan
this doesn't happen on windows 7
Luke Kelly
loonix strikes again
Nathan Ross
Yes, that's inexcusable.
Good thing though one isn't bound to a specific DE and a DE isn't bound to a specific file manager.
Jace Morgan
That's why you should use a real file manager, such as XFE.
John Hall
Oh well, at least GNU/Linux doesn't notify the NSA you're renaming your files.
Elijah Sullivan
who the hell renames more than one file at a time
Luis Kelly
Brainlet detected
Henry Martin
WHO
IS
THIS
SEMEN
DEMON?
Joshua Martinez
ranger+vim
Luke Murphy
Wait, what would that even mean? I just tried it on Win7 and it allowed me to do it but it only let me edit one filename at a time. What's the point of this?
>not using the built-in rename script to do actual bulk renaming using perl regexps
Andrew Cooper
power users and sysadmins generally.
Jack Wilson
I do when i rename my mkv and srt to the same name
Hunter Nelson
>he actually thinks his OS is secure
Jacob Nelson
Very often, although I use scripts for it.
Grayson King
pix makes up for it by having awesome F2 thingie.
Jason Cook
But what about thumbnails in the file picker?
Eli Jackson
The real question is, who uses a GUI to do it?
This is exactly the sort of shit the shell was made for.
>pic related is the absolute state of wintards
>don't forget to buy the pro version for extra features!
Bentley Green
kde and deepin don't have this problem
Jordan Bennett
Got that covered.
>EDBD icons.
Zachary Peterson
count=1399999; for i in *.jpg; do mv -nv -- "$i" "$((++count)).jpg"; done # batch-rename starting at 1400000.jpg
X=1; for i in *.txt; do mv $i $(printf %04d.%s ${X%.*} ${i##*.}); let X="$X+1"; done # batch-rename with leading zeros starting at 00001.txt
Eli Thomas
>3rd party tools
you can do everything with bash
Ryan Gonzalez
sudo dnf install dolphin
Christian Wilson
>cinnamon
Charles Miller
Elizabeth Turner
Dominic Garcia
[citation needed]
Leo Miller
this does not happen on windows 7