XLocate
An X11 interface to leverage locate tools
Installation instructions
XLocate is a file system index management tool and a front-end to the most popular GNU-Linux fast search utilities. XLocate allows you to maintain a collection of databases for shelved or offsite CD/DVD/Blu-ray collections, memory sticks, SD cards and other memory cards, fixed and removable hard disks, network places, etc. You can define search sets and get a high level of flexibility through a large choice of options.
Installation instructions
Prerequisites for xlocate-0.82 :
The required software listed below comes along with any recent distribution.
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Qt libs version 5.11.3 or higher, installed using your packet manager, e.g on Debian/Ubuntu:
- sudo apt-get update
- sudo apt-get install libqt5gui5
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rsync version 3.1.3 or higher, if you don’t use Debian/Ubuntu or derivatives, e.g. on Fedora:
- sudo dnf install rsync
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At least one of:
slocate version 2.1 or higher, available at https://pkgs.org/download/slocate (optional)
OR
GNU locate in findutils-4.1.6 or higher, available at ftp://ftp.gnu.org/gnu/findutils/ (optional)
OR
mlocate version 0.26-3 or higher, installed using your packet manager, e.g on Debian/Ubuntu:- sudo apt-get update
- sudo apt-get install mlocate
View xlocate_0.82.lsm -- View ChangeLog
Download XLocate Build/query/manage locate database for multiple mounted or shelved volumes for instant retrieval of every file
Installation instructions from source archive (currently unavailable):
Let’s suppose you downloaded the archive xlocate-qt5-dist_0.82.tar.gz in "/tmp" directory.
- cd /tmp
- tar -xvzf xlocate-qt5-dist_0.82.tar.gz
- cd xlocate-qt5-dist_0.82
- ./configure
- make
- su -c 'make install' # (enter root password)
Installation instructions for Debian/Ubuntu and derivatives:
Let’s suppose you downloaded the Debian package xlocate-qt5-dist_0.82_amd64.deb in "/tmp" directory.
Let’s suppose you downloaded the zip archive xlocate-qt5-dist_0.82_amd64.zip in "/tmp" directory.
Installation instructions for distros other that Debian/Ubuntu and derivatives: