> > This may be a little odd question. Can any of the file browsers > > (konqueror, nautilus) let a user reorder the files in a folder by > > dragging them to a certain position and then to rename the ordered files > > automatically with a file pattern? > > You can do this very easy with the ng-xim program. > http://www.sign-el-soft.hu/cgi/ng-xim.en.html > 1. Press Ctrl-d, and enter into the desired directory. > http://www.sign-el-soft.hu/cgi/ng-xim.en.html#filedirrend > 2. Press Shift+F12 (or select small pictures mode from the view menu). So > you can drag the pictures, and make the desired order. > http://www.sign-el-soft.hu/cgi/ng-xim.en.html#kepbemutatolista > 3. Press F5 (or select copy move rename from file menu). Select rename and > giv the file name as NameWhatYouWant-%+(001).jpg > http://www.sign-el-soft.hu/cgi/ng-xim.en.html#filecopy
When the order is done by drag and drop using the thumbnail view, you can change to single picture mode with a mouse click on a small picture. You can check the order as a movie in single picture mode by pressing up or down arrow keys. The next click on the picture will return to the thumbnail view. If the jpg files are in number of folders, you can see them together by opening the parent directory with a right mouse click. With file name %+(001)_%d_%f%e you can replace them into a new directory together. ( %+(001):count up, %d:directory name, %f:file name, %e:ext name ) dir1/a.jpg -> 001_dir1_a.jpg dir1/c.jpg -> 002_dir1_c.jpg dir1/b.jpg -> 003_dir1_b.jpg dir2/c.jpg -> 004_dir2_c.jpg dir2/a.jpg -> 005_dir2_a.jpg dir2/b.jpg -> 006_dir2_b.jpg If you use the pictures many times, copy them into a collection. So you can get a lot of other possibilities.
