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nereu

Glimpse (Résolu)

Bonjour
J'ai installé glimpse en konsole mais il n'apparaît pas quand Je le demande. Parce que si Je le demande sur le menu, on voit " Éxécuter glimpse" . Je clique mais rien n'arrive.
Je suis sous Ubuntu 18.04
Merci

Dernière modification par nereu (Le 19/03/2021, à 08:52)

abelthorne

Re : Glimpse (Résolu)

Tu l'as installé à quel format : deb, snap, flatpak, appimage... ?

Est-ce que tu as essayé de relancer la session au cas où ?

À tout hasard, qu'est-ce que ça donne si tu tapes glimpse dans un terminal ? Selon la façon dont il a été installé, il ne trouvera peut-être pas la commande, c'est surtout pour voir s'il y a des erreurs dans le cas où il la trouve ?

nereu

Re : Glimpse (Résolu)

Bonjour et merci
Est-ce une application seulement en ligne de texte?

Je l'a installé avec snap

carlos@nexus:~$ glimpse

This is glimpse version 4.18.7, 2015.

usage:   [-#abceghijklnprstwxyBCDEGIMNPQSVWZ] [-d DEL] [-f FILE] [-F PAT] [-H DIR] [-J HOST] [-K PORT] [-L X[:Y:Z]] [-R X] [-T DIR] [-Y D] pattern [files]
List of options (see http://webglimpse.net/ for more details):

-#: find matches with at most # errors
-a: print attribute names (useful only for Harvest SOIF format)
-b: print the byte offset of the record from the beginning of the file
-B: best match mode: find the closest matches to the pattern
-c: output the number of matched records
-C: send queries to glimpseserver
-d DEL: define record delimiter DEL
-D x: adjust the cost of deletions to x
-e: for patterns starting with -
-E: print matching lines as they appear in the index (useful in -EQNg)
-f FILE: restrict the search to files whose names appear in FILE
-F PAT: restrict the search to files matching PAT
-g: print the file number (in the index)
-G: output the (whole) files that contain a match
-h: do not output file names before matched record
-H DIR: the glimpse index is located in directory DIR
-i: case-insensitive search, e.g., 'a' = 'A'
-I x: adjust the cost of insertions to x
-j: output file modification dates (if -t was used for the indexing)
-J HOST: send queries to glimpseserver at HOST
-k: use the pattern as is (no meta characters)
-K PORT: send queries to glimpseserver at TCP port number PORT
-l: output only the names of files that contain a match
-L X[:Y:Z]: limit the output to X records [Y files, Z matches per file]
-n: output record prefixed by record number
-N: search only the index (macarlos@nexus:~$ glimpse

This is glimpse version 4.18.7, 2015.

usage:   [-#abceghijklnprstwxyBCDEGIMNPQSVWZ] [-d DEL] [-f FILE] [-F PAT] [-H DIR] [-J HOST] [-K PORT] [-L X[:Y:Z]] [-R X] [-T DIR] [-Y D] pattern [files]
List of options (see http://webglimpse.net/ for more details):

-#: find matches with at most # errors
-a: print attribute names (useful only for Harvest SOIF format)
-b: print the byte offset of the record from the beginning of the file
-B: best match mode: find the closest matches to the pattern
-c: output the number of matched records
-C: send queries to glimpseserver
-d DEL: define record delimiter DEL
-D x: adjust the cost of deletions to x
-e: for patterns starting with -
-E: print matching lines as they appear in the index (useful in -EQNg)
-f FILE: restrict the search to files whose names appear in FILE
-F PAT: restrict the search to files matching PAT
-g: print the file number (in the index)
-G: output the (whole) files that contain a match
-h: do not output file names before matched record
-H DIR: the glimpse index is located in directory DIR
-i: case-insensitive search, e.g., 'a' = 'A'
-I x: adjust the cost of insertions to x
-j: output file modification dates (if -t was used for the indexing)
-J HOST: send queries to glimpseserver at HOST
-k: use the pattern as is (no meta characters)
-K PORT: send queries to glimpseserver at TCP port number PORT
-l: output only the names of files that contain a match
-L X[:Y:Z]: limit the output to X records [Y files, Z matches per file]
-n: output record prefixed by record number
-N: search only the index (may not be precise for some queries) 
-o: delimiter is output at the beginning of the matched record
-O: file names are printed only once per file
-p FILE:off:len:endian: restrict the search to the files whose names
        are specified as a bit-field OR sparse-set in FILE
-P: print the pattern that matched before the matched record
-q: print the offsets of the beginning and end of each matched record
-Q: (with -N) print offsets of matches from (only the large) index
-r: (used only for agrep) - recursive search
-R X: set the maximum size of a record to X
-s: display nothing except error messages
-S x: adjust the cost of substitutions to x
-t: use in combination with -d DEL so that the delimiter DEL appears
        at the end of each output record instead of the beginning
-T DIR: temporary files are put in directory DIR (instead of /tmp)
-u: do not output matched records (useful in -qbug)
-U: interpret .glimpse_filenames when -U / -X option is used in glimpseindex
-v: (works ONLY for agrep) - output all records that do not contain a match
-V,--version: print the current version of glimpse
-w: pattern has to match as a word, e.g., 'win' will not match 'wind'
-W: the scope of Booleans is the whole file (except for structured queries)
-x: the pattern must match the whole line
-X: if an indexed file that matches 'pattern' doesn't exist, print its name
-y: no prompt
-Y D: output only matches in files that were updated in the last D days
-z: customizable filtering using the .glimpse_filters file
-Z: no op
--help: this message

For questions about glimpse, please contact: `gvelez17@gmail.com'
carlos@nexus:~$ 
y not be precise for some queries) 
-o: delimiter is output at the beginning of the matched record
-O: file names are printed only once per file
-p FILE:off:len:endian: restrict the search to the files whose names
        are specified as a bit-field OR sparse-set in FILE
-P: print the pattern that matched before the matched record
-q: print the offsets of the beginning and end of each matched record
-Q: (with -N) print offsets of matches from (only the large) index
-r: (used only for agrep) - recursive search
-R X: set the maximum size of a record to X
-s: display nothing except error messages
-S x: adjust the cost of substitutions to x
-t: use in combination with -d DEL so that the delimiter DEL appears
        at the end of each output record instead of the beginning
-T DIR: temporary files are put in directory DIR (instead of /tmp)
-u: do not output matched records (useful in -qbug)
-U: interpret .glimpse_filenames when -U / -X option is used in glimpseindex
-v: (works ONLY for agrep) - output all records that do not contain a match
-V,--version: print the current version of glimpse
-w: pattern has to match as a word, e.g., 'win' will not match 'wind'
-W: the scope of Booleans is the whole file (except for structured queries)
-x: the pattern must match the whole line
-X: if an indexed file that matches 'pattern' doesn't exist, print its name
-y: no prompt
-Y D: output only matches in files that were updated in the last D days
-z: customizable filtering using the .glimpse_filters file
-Z: no op
--help: this message

For questions about glimpse, please contact: `gvelez17@gmail.com'
carlos@nexus:~$ 

abelthorne

Re : Glimpse (Résolu)

Il y a un Glimpse qui est un fork de GIMP et qui est a priori le soft que tu veux utiliser et il y a apparemment une deuxième appli en ligne de commande − qui sert à je ne sais quoi − et qui est celle qui se lance quand tu tapes la commande glimpse.

On est d'accord que le Glimpse que tu veux utiliser est le fork de GIMP ?

Donne le retour de :

dpkg -l | grep glimpse
snap list

nereu

Re : Glimpse (Résolu)

Bonjour et merci

Voici ce qui donnent les commandes

carlos@nexus:~$ dpkg -l | grep glimpse
ii  glimpse                                         4.18.7-3build1                                      amd64        search quickly through entire file systems
carlos@nexus:~$ snap list
Nom                     Version                     Révision  Suivi          Éditeur     Notes
core18                  20210128                    1988      latest/stable  canonical✓  base
gnome-3-28-1804         3.28.0-19-g98f9e67.98f9e67  145       latest/stable  canonical✓  -
gtk-common-themes       0.1-50-gf7627e4             1514      latest/stable  canonical✓  -
snapd                   2.49                        11107     latest/stable  canonical✓  snapd
wine-platform-5-stable  5.0.3                       16        latest/stable  mmtrt       -
wine-platform-runtime   v1.0                        216       latest/stable  mmtrt       -
carlos@nexus:~$ 

nereu

Re : Glimpse (Résolu)

En révisant mon post, Je m'en excuse et Je corrige:
Voici ce que donnent tes commandes.

abelthorne

Re : Glimpse (Résolu)

Tu n'as pas répondu : le Glimpse que tu veux installer, c'est bien le fork de GIMP (l'éditeur d'images, celui-là) ?

Actuellement, tu as l'autre Glimpse, un soft en ligne de commande qui sert apparemment à faire des recherches de fichiers.

Si c'est bien l'éditeur d'images que tu veux, supprime l'autre :

sudo apt-get remove --purge glimpse

puis installe le bon. Tu as trois formats disponibles selon ce que tu préfères :
- snap
- flatpak
- appimage
Si tu veux un format deb, il n'est pas dans les dépôts Ubuntu, il faudrait fouiller pour voir s'il existe un PPA qui le maintient mais c'est pas sûr.

nereu

Re : Glimpse (Résolu)

Bonjour et merci
J'ai utilisé flatpak et J'ai déjà glimpse installé.
Merci et bonne journée