I've tried using Tracker to find files, but it usually doesn't find anything. When it does, l can't ever open them. What do I need to do to enable it or populate a database?
Thanks,
Ken
Can't enable tracker
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Can't enable tracker
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Re: Can't enable tracker
Sorry I don't know. I use locate to find files
In a terminal
to update its database
then
If you get to many hits
In a terminal
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sudo updatedb
then
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locate -i your-search-phrase
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locate -i your-search-phrase | less