🆕 Em breve, vídeo sobre os #People, #FileSearch e #Calendar Apps do #Windows11 #24H2...
#FileSearch
Tired of slow Windows search? Everything is a lifesaver. It finds files instantly using the NTFS MFT, plus new features like content search and ReFS support. Seriously fast.
#WindowsTools #FileSearch #Productivity
Windows Search Gets a New Companion App: File Search
Windows Search is getting a major upgrade! The new File Search app lets you search files on your PC and in the cloud, directly from your taskbar. Find files faster, easier than ever! #WindowsSearch #FileSearch #Windows11 #Microsoft #NewApp #CloudStorage #TaskbarIntegration
https://tech-champion.com/application-support/windows-search-gets-a-new-companion-app-file-search/
The new Windows Search app File Search promises to make searching f...
Windows Search Gets a New Companion App: File Search
Windows Search is getting a major upgrade! The new File Search app lets you search files on your PC and in the cloud, directly from your taskbar. Find files faster, easier than ever! #WindowsSearch #FileSearch #Windows11 #Microsoft #NewApp #CloudStorage #TaskbarIntegration
https://tech-champion.com/application-support/windows-search-gets-a-new-companion-app-file-search/
The new Windows Search app File Search promises to make searching f...
The new File Search feature for Windows 11 lets you find files on your PC and OneDrive right from the taskbar. Great for saving time and boosting productivity. What else would you and your team like to see the taskbar do?
#Windows11 #Taskbar #FileSearch https://www.neowin.net/news/microsoft-is-working-on-the-file-search-companion-app-for-windows-taskbar/
I don't need desktop file search so badly that I'm willing to endure constant 50% memory pressure and the riot the OOM killer brings because of it.
It's quite possible, even likely, that there's something misconfigured on my side, but that's the point. I wish this distribution would stop including (combinations of) features so sensitive to my goofs that it makes the computer unstable.
Ubuntu's lovely userspace OOM killer was targeting
So in essence, in order to have desktop file search I'd use maybe once a month, I'd have to suffer crashes of my login session several times a day. No thank you.
I stuck with KDE through the horrible
(By the way, this is not a cry for help, a request for advice, a call to suggest Arch or *BSD or i3 or Xfce or anything else. I'm just venting).
#KDE #baloo #nepomuk #ubuntu #FileSearch
It's quite possible, even likely, that there's something misconfigured on my side, but that's the point. I wish this distribution would stop including (combinations of) features so sensitive to my goofs that it makes the computer unstable.
Ubuntu's lovely userspace OOM killer was targeting
/user.slice/.../init.scope and killing my entire login session periodically throughout the day (and in the middle of the night if I left the computer on). It took me five days to figure out that kde-baloo.service was responsible for a constant 50% memory pressure even though there was plenty of free RAM, free swap, and swappiness was set pretty low, something I can't get my head around. Any time anything else kicked off that hit the RAM hard, OOM killer would wake up and say "time to murderrrrrr". For reasons I don't understand, rather than killing one or two RAM-hungry processes--like the culprit baloo!!!--it would rampage through my entire login session, even killing the desktop and window managers before it was sated.So in essence, in order to have desktop file search I'd use maybe once a month, I'd have to suffer crashes of my login session several times a day. No thank you.
I stuck with KDE through the horrible
nepomuk era, and at first baloo seemed better. But here we are again, disabling all traces of it.(By the way, this is not a cry for help, a request for advice, a call to suggest Arch or *BSD or i3 or Xfce or anything else. I'm just venting).
#KDE #baloo #nepomuk #ubuntu #FileSearch
Linux Fu: Where’s That Darn File? https://hackaday.com/2024/01/17/linux-fu-wheres-that-darn-file/ #HackadayColumns #LinuxHacks #filesearch #indexing #linux
Fd: The Find Command Alternative For Mastering File Search In Linux #fd #filesearch #findcommand #Linux #Linuxcommands #Linuxhowto #Linuxadmin
https://ostechnix.com/fd-find-command-alternative/
The trade-free app of the day:
CatFish
https://www.tromjaro.com/catfish/
Catfish is an advanced file searching tool for Linux and Unix.
FSearch is an ‘Everything Search Engine’ Alternative for Ubuntu (and other Linux distros) https://squeet.me/objects/962c3e105c4c9f11a51c18afc4d3a0dc32ae9a88
Find Files Faster with FSearch, an ‘Everything Search Engine’ for Linux
FSearch is a fast file search tool for Linux desktops inspired by the Everything Search Engine tool for Windows. And after spending several years in beta status, the utility has finally gone stable. “[Everything Search Engine] provides instant results as you type for all your files and lots of useful features (regex, filters, bookmarks, …). On Linux however I couldn’t find anything that’s even remotely as fast and powerful,” the developer, Christian Boxdörfer, writes on the project’s official webpage. Not wanting to create “yet-another” file-search tool for Linux, Christian tried out a slew of existing search tools for Linux, including standalone apps like :sys_more_orange:
#Apps #FileSearch
:sys_omgubuntu: https://www.omgubuntu.co.uk/fsearch-fast-file-search-tool-for-ubuntu-linux
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