Public bug reported:
One problem with Ubuntu not enabling tracker by default is that several
apps depend on tracker for basic functionality.
A user installs gnome-photos, opens the app and sees none of the
pictures from her ~/Pictures/ directory. She needs to log out and then
log back in for the tracker services to start running and her app to
work.
tracker uses systemd user services now.
Affected GNOME apps
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Books
Documents
Games
Music
Photos
** Affects: tracker (Ubuntu)
Importance: Medium
Status: Confirmed
** Tags: gnome-17.10
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https://bugs.launchpad.net/bugs/1697769
Title:
tracker doesn't automatically start when installed until after log out
and log in
Status in tracker package in Ubuntu:
Confirmed
Bug description:
One problem with Ubuntu not enabling tracker by default is that
several apps depend on tracker for basic functionality.
A user installs gnome-photos, opens the app and sees none of the
pictures from her ~/Pictures/ directory. She needs to log out and then
log back in for the tracker services to start running and her app to
work.
tracker uses systemd user services now.
Affected GNOME apps
-------------------
Books
Documents
Games
Music
Photos
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