At least sometimes, when I right-click within the results list, my position in that list jumps several entries - and so I end up opening a context-menu for the wrong item. Perhaps you could see if you can replicate. Thanks.

Linux Mint 18 x64 Cinnamon.

Hi,

I have created a package for ANGRYsearch on the openSUSE build service for openSUSE Leap (42.1) and Tumbleweed (possibly other versions too later): https://software.opensuse.org/package/angrysearch

I will try and make one for fedora and possibly other distros too, would you be willing to add this to the README for install?

Thanks

Hi!
Is there a way to change the location of database? If not could it be added as an option?
Thanks for this great tool!

hi I think it would be nice to add a setup.py to allow easy distribution of this software.

voidlinux/void-packages/pull/4865

When running from the terminal, I'm getting the following error

Traceback (most recent call last):
File "/usr/bin/angrysearch", line 19, in
import scandir
File "/opt/angrysearch/scandir.py", line 577, in
scandir_helper = _scandir.scandir_helper
AttributeError: 'module' object has no attribute 'scandir_helper'

No change after reinstalling. I haven't actually run it since the last update, and I can't downgrade, because Arch. I tried messing around a tiny bit with scandir.py, trying to force an exception that looked like it might help, but to no avail.

If I search for google ( - not in regEx mode, and whether or not the check box is enabled - AngrySearch crashes to desktop, i.e. disappears. Perhaps the problem has to do with the database. However, updating the database did not solve the problem.

AngrySearch version: unknown, but I updated the program (as I've done before) via git cloning a few days ago.

Mint 18.2 x64 Cinnamon.

On my Linux Mint 18 x64 Cinnamon, clicking ANGRYsearch's icon in my application menu does nothing. Running the command associated with that icon produces this:

python3 /usr/share/angrysearch/angrysearch.py
Traceback (most recent call last):
  File "/usr/share/angrysearch/angrysearch.py", line 10, in <module>
    import PyQt5.QtCore as Qc
ImportError: No module named 'PyQt5'

This error is discussed (with reference to programs other than ANGRYsearch) at several places on the web but I did not attempt any of the mooted fixes, for fear of messing up my Python and, thus, my operating system. Please advise! Thanks.
The only way the program will run is via
ANGRYsearch

Also, the applet icon (which appears on my system when I run ANGRYsearch via the commandline) is rather dark against most of my panel backgrounds. Moreover, I see no way to disable the applet / stop this icon appearing.

I'm on arch and installed the package through AUR,
when I want to start the program from my menu it instantly closes

when running in terminal it gives me:

using qt5ct plugin
autodetected file manager: thunar
Traceback (most recent call last):
File "/usr/share/angrysearch/angrysearch.py", line 1435, in paint
Qw.QStyle.SE_ItemViewItemText, options)
TypeError: subElementRect(self, QStyle.SubElement, QStyleOption, QWidget): not enough arguments
Aborted

Thank you for your reply to my feature request. Now I've a little problem. The same as this one, but with ANGRYsearch in Ubuntu 14.04 Unity.
zealdocs/zeal#148
It's a little be annoying, because angrysearch icon is always on top of maximize windows covering its left corner.

Long time waiting for a equivalent software of Everything. Great job. Now I have working in parallel with both. Everything list string searched found in file name and show name and path. Angrysearch list string searched found in both name and path. Is it possible restrain the string searched to avoid show files that not contain the string in the file name, independently that the string is in path name?
Actually I've listing files "cover.jpg" because the string searched (ie: "Berkeley" is on path

The panel indicator - or should I call it a system tray icon? - for AngrySearch is near invisible for me. For, on my disto, it is very hard to see, pretty much independent of theme (and I don't really need the indicator). Here are partial screenshots using various themes:

I'd be happy with a way simply of disabling the icon; is there a way to do that? I can't find an option in the conf file (or any report of such an option). I apologise if I've overlooked or forgotten something.

Greetings, DoTheEvo.

I'm sorry for posting an unrelated to this section question, but I've found no other way to contact you.
I have an issue regarding your other creation: Instant-Dictionary for Opera 12 (Opera Presto).
It's by far the best extension I've used in opera, but it has stopped working recently due to an unknown reason. Even an official link is no longer supporting it: https://addons.opera.com/en/extensions/details/instant-dictionary/
Although, it remains in the Google chrome archive: https://chrome.google.com/webstore/detail/instant-dictionary/fcjmbgoamdpbndikpbaoeoidaabejfmd?hl=en
So I have this extension installed right now and it was working perfectly yesterday, but not anymore. Any changes to the settings don't help at all. Is there anything I can do to make it work again? It's an essential part of my work in the browser and it's almost impossible to find an alternative.

And thank you for creating such an amazing tool.

Love the AngrySearch.... been using it in Ubuntu and with your idiot-proof instructions, very simple.

However, using Debian 8 now and have this error when 'attempting to test' (python3 angrysearch.py)

Installed all just as did on Ubuntu, no error before... Thanks.

Bill

Python3 fails at notification check, even though the libraries for having this working are installed:

# CHECK IF NOTIFICATIONS CAN BE MADE
try:
    from gi import require_version
    require_version('Gtk', '3.0')
    require_version('Notify', '0.7')
    from gi.repository import Notify, GdkPixbuf
    NOTIFY_AVAILABLE = True
except:
    NOTIFY_AVAILABLE = False

I solved the issue by:

1. Installing libnotify-dev (and its dependency gir1.2-notify-0.7, which were not installed in my system)
2. Commenting out the requirement for Gtk 3, as it was given me the following error:

require_version('Gtk', '3.0')
Traceback (most recent call last):
  File "<stdin>", line 1, in <module>
  File "/usr/lib/python3/dist-packages/gi/__init__.py", line 106, in require_version
    (namespace, version))
ValueError: Namespace Gtk not available for version 3.0

# CHECK IF NOTIFICATIONS CAN BE MADE
try:
    from gi import require_version
    # require_version('Gtk', '3.0')
    require_version('Notify', '0.7')
    from gi.repository import Notify, GdkPixbuf
    NOTIFY_AVAILABLE = True
except:
    NOTIFY_AVAILABLE = False

Once these two things are considered, notifications appear nicely in Plasma 5. It is likely that these issues also apply to other Ubuntu- (and perhaps Debian-) based distributions.

Can you release ANGRYsearch as one of these easy installation package? Let me know, thanks.

It would be nice to have the option to enable/disable case sensitive mode

Hi, you've done a marvelous job.

Any chance of adding drag and drop feature to the result listing? I sometimes use Everything to create playlists and this feature is quite useful.

Just now, something start using most of my (dual-core) CPU, and 8 GB of RAM and about 8 GB of swap. My suspect is AngrySearch, for (1) I'd just used it (by entering a very long search string, and then truncating it), (2) when I tried to log out, angrysearch.py was flagged as still running (though I couldn't see it in any task managers). The CPU situation persisted for five minutes, and the RAM and swap situation for longer - namely, until I restarted. (The log-out seemed to hang, so I had to reboot.)

Thanks.

Linux Mint 18 x64 Cinnamon.
AngrySearch 1.01

Hello,
I just tried your program and I must say congrats and thanks for your work! It's the closest thing I've ever seen to a fast and decent windows-style search GUI in GNU/Linux.

That said, I thought it might be possible to search for an explicit filename via "myfilename", but realized a bug when trying it.

To reproduce:

1. Make sure checkbox is checked
2. Type "

3) Get this in terminal:

autodetected file manager: thunar
Traceback (most recent call last):
File "/usr/bin/angrysearch", line 57, in run
(self.sql_query, self.number_of_results))
sqlite3.OperationalError: malformed MATCH expression: ["]

[1] 26812 abort (core dumped) angrysearch

Presumably, the program should silently ignore the quotation mark without crashing.

Could you add support for breeze icons? Thanks in advance!

I've got one user with a Documents folder in its home folder, and also another user with a Documents folder in its home folder. I want AngrySearch to index one but not the other. Given that whole paths are not allowed in the exclusions field, this seems impossible.

. . without the arcania of regular expressions. Or at least something on the information page - here on Github - about how to search by extension via regular expressions.

Thansk for reading this and I apologise if I have overlooked something.

Any plans for a KDE/Gnome 3 widget for the desktop/panel? I think it would be pretty useful to have ANGRYsearch in a form similar to Milou/Baloo.

Example screenshot:

Hello!

I don't know whether this is an AngrySearch problem or a pcmanfm-qt problem but, when using AngrySearch's 'open path' function on a file, and when the file manager is set (globally and within AngrySearch) to pcmanfm-qt, then nothing happens. When the item in question is a folder, though, then 'open path' works. When I used nemo or indeed pcmanfm (the non 'qt' version), 'open with' worked for both folders and files.

AngrySearch version: unknown, but fairly recent, and from github.

Not sure if this is an ANGRYsearch problem or something in the underlying FTS setup but words/filenames including some rather common characters don't appear when searching. A file called "Mom's Recipes.txt" won't appear if you search for "Mom's" as it doesn't seem to like the apostrophe. Works in full mode but not lite.

Thus far I've noticed the following characters don't work: ' - ; : #

Just wondering if these is fixable or if it's a feature of the search methods employed.

$ angrysearch
Traceback (most recent call last):
  File "/usr/bin/angrysearch", line 1688, in <module>
    ui = Gui_MainWindow()
  File "/usr/bin/angrysearch", line 663, in __init__
    self.init_GUI()
  File "/usr/bin/angrysearch", line 894, in init_GUI
    self.show_first_500()
  File "/usr/bin/angrysearch", line 1170, in show_first_500
    (self.set['number_of_results'],))
sqlite3.DatabaseError: database disk image is malformed

Mint 18.1 x64 Cinnamon. Latest Git version of AngrySearch.

But - ah - I could fix the error by deleting the database - thus: rm ~/.cache/angrysearch/angry_database.db.

Upon next run, AngrySearch let me recreate that database by pressing the 'update' button. Still, I thought I'd leave this report here, in case it is of help to any other user.

At present, on my not-so-good laptop monitor, the panel icon looks - until one squints at it - like an entirely black box, and so makes me thing that something's gone wrong (especially since, on Linux Mint Cinnamon at least, often things do go wrong with panel icons). Thanks.

Hi. Thank you for your useful app! It's very fast indeed. Can you help me customize the theme and icons so it looks the same that FSearch with the "dark theme" option enabled? I'm using Arc Darker theme with Flat Remix icons. Thanks a lot!

Hi!
Thanks for this wonderful app. I could install it without problems on my ubuntu 16.04 64bits system (mini.iso)
I have been testing and I can open mp3, jpg or pdf files from the results in ANGRYsearch (double click or right click -Open)
But it doesn't do anything when the file is text/plain.
Can you give me any advice on this?
Thanks in advance.

Would be nice to specify the paths/directories to do database and search.
I mean, the opposite of excluded paths.

and, hey, congratulations for this software! well done!

I've tried for PNG, TXT, PDF and DOCX. Trying to open those files via ANGRY - either by double-clicking the file name, or by right-clicking and selecting 'open' - just opens the folders the files are in.

Both ~/.local/share/applications/mimeapps.list and ~/.config/mimeapps.list exist and are populated on my system. Perhaps there is something wrong with those files.

I have the package, and I reinstalled it to no effect.

My angrysearch.conf file:

[General]
angrysearch_lite=true
conditional_mounts_for_autoupdate=
darktheme=false
directories_excluded=Systemback tmp
fast_search_but_no_substring=true
file_manager=nemo
fm_path_doubleclick_selects=true
icon_theme=paper
notifications=false
number_of_results=500
regex_mode=false
row_height=0
typing_delay=true

Hello! Thanks for the great software! Maybe I'm not looking in the right place, but I cannot figure out how to index & search all the drives connected to my machine. Only the system drive is accessible. I have 5 drives installed and would like to index them all. My OS is Ubuntu 16.04.Thanks in advance for your assistance!

Hello,
I was experimenting with icons. I tried to add new, (put instead of bundled ones, or in code add entry), but didn't figure it out. Is there a easy way to do this? I use Lubuntu icons style. It's all what I miss in this outstanding software. Many thanks for reply.
lubuntu_mimeicons.tar.gz

I can't find the config file in the location specified in docs ~/.config/angrysearch/angrysearch.conf under Manjaro/Arch Linux. In fact, there is no file containing the string "angry" at all in my ~/ directory.

Here are the files created at installation (from /var/lib/pacman/local/angrysearch-1.0.1-1/files):

%FILES%
usr/
usr/bin/
usr/bin/angrysearch
usr/share/
usr/share/angrysearch/
usr/share/angrysearch/angrysearch.desktop
usr/share/angrysearch/angrysearch.py
usr/share/angrysearch/angrysearch.svg
usr/share/angrysearch/angrysearch_update_database.py
usr/share/angrysearch/qdarkstylesheet.qss
usr/share/angrysearch/resource_file.py
usr/share/angrysearch/scandir.py
usr/share/applications/
usr/share/applications/angrysearch.desktop
usr/share/pixmaps/
usr/share/pixmaps/angrysearch.svg

Hi,
Can you add some keyboard shortcut to focus the search input, please? Since I can use Tab to select search results, I think having a shortcut to focus back to the search input is a nice little feature.

Hi,

This is absolutely great, almost like Everything.
But it's lacking fuzzy search.

I've got an X1 Carbon with a 2560 x 1440 screen, running Mint Cinnamon with Mint's 'hiDPI' setting enabled. Most programs look fine. Yet the results list in AngrySearch is tiny. I've found the 'row height' option, but that doesn't help.

I use manjaro and when I tried to install angrysearch I got this:

Packages (2) pyqt5-common-5.6-1  python-pyqt5-5.6-1

Total Download Size:    3.61 MiB
Total Installed Size:  27.07 MiB

:: Proceed with installation? [Y/n] y
:: Retrieving packages...
 pyqt5-common-5.6-1-x...     6.3 KiB  45.1K/s 00:00 [##########################] 100%
 python-pyqt5-5.6-1-x...     6.3 KiB  43.9K/s 00:00 [##########################] 100%
(2/2) checking keys in keyring                      [##########################] 100%
(2/2) checking package integrity                    [##########################] 100%
error: pyqt5-common: signature from "Felix Yan <[email protected]>" is invalid
:: File /var/cache/pacman/pkg/pyqt5-common-5.6-1-x86_64.pkg.tar.xz is corrupted (invalid or corrupted package (PGP signature)).
Do you want to delete it? [Y/n] y
error: python-pyqt5: signature from "Felix Yan <[email protected]>" is invalid
:: File /var/cache/pacman/pkg/python-pyqt5-5.6-1-x86_64.pkg.tar.xz is corrupted (invalid or corrupted package (PGP signature)).
Do you want to delete it? [Y/n] y
error: failed to commit transaction (invalid or corrupted package (PGP signature))
Errors occurred, no packages were upgraded.

Can you fix it ?

I want files to appear on angrysearch as i create them automatically.

albertlauncher/albert#173

I would like to search just a subtree of all my files, because i know that the file i'm looking for is somewhere "over there"

Been playing around with ANGRYsearch, loving it so far and glad to see some development on a tool like this so thank you!

I read over the documentation and couldn't find where or how to specify which directories to index. Exclude is an option, but not include? So maybe this is a support request or a feature request.

It would be great if ANGRYsearch could check if another instance is running when started and bring that window up instead. Currently I'm using KDE's krunner and it keeps spawning new instances which minimize to the tray when I close them.

I am using Ctrl+Q to close the window, but I rebound this shortcut in KDE's KWin to always close the active window, which triggers the close button behavior of ANGRYsearch, i.e. it just minimizes it to the systemtray.

So either: close the ANGRYsearch instance when clicking the close button manually instead of using Esc or Ctrl+Q (when not manually rebound) or check for another running instance when starting and bring that one to the foreground if found. I think making the close button behavior the same as the one triggered by the Esc and Ctrl+Q shortcuts would make more sense.

The issue is that self.tray_icon keeps the application running, because it isn't closed or still visible after the main window has been closed -- calling hide() on it should cause the main window to automatically get rid of it when it closes. Also ANGRYsearch currently uses three or four different methods to close the application in various ways:

• sys.exit (triggered by the tray icon's Quit action)
• sys.exit(app.exec_()) (triggered by main window's keyPressEvent)
  • this doesn't make sense and also causes exit code 255, the application is already running, you don't need to pass in app.exec_() again
• sys.exit(app.exec_()) (triggered by if-main)
  • this seems correct but returns exit code 134, related?
• Qc.QCoreApplication.instance().quit() (triggered by middle-click on the tray icon)
  • I'm not sure why you are using this way here

IMHO these should all cause all of the application's windows to close (i.e. use closeEvent properly). The app.exec_() call in if-main should then return properly, and the return code fed into sys.exit(). I'm not sure why Qt's exit code is 134 currently. Is there maybe a reason for all these different ways or is it simply old code? Especially considering that your Esc and Ctrl+Q currently don't even call the logic in your closeEvent method -- i.e. the settings don't get saved. I suggest you change sys.exit(app.exec_()) in keyPressEvent to self.close().

EDIT: I added a pull request with these changes implemented. The return code seems to be 0 most of the time now too.

An option to have the table filtered by folder,or type,or pictures, or video would be immensely valuable.
Something like what is available in catfish.
I have been trying to edit some of the code or table but the PyQt5 for GUI .ui file is not available.

Hi, from explanation of the parameters in the config file:
"directories_excluded By default empty. Which directories to be ignored. ..."

How to exclude multiple directories from search?
I tried to add other directories in the config file by separating the additional paths by space, semicolon, comma, newline (with directories excluded copied to the next line). None seems to be working.

Could you write a short explanation to clarify please. Thanks and keep up the great work.!

As soon as I start typing the program just disappears. Only when "false", otherwise it works when it's "true"

(1) Exclude the mnt folder by default, so as to avoid index removable media and network-drives,
(2) When user presses 'update', check if the file containing the exclusion list has been modified and, if it has, reload it.

Thanks again for your excellent program - a program that makes me a little less angry.

AngrySearch version: cannot determine, but installed a few months ago from Git
Mint 18.3 x64 Cinnamon

angrysearch.conf snippet:

close_on_open=false

Observed behaviour: please see this video.

We run thin clients at work and it would be great to use angrysearch here but it looks like currently each user would have to have their own database (which in our case is about 900MB big). A nice feature would be to have a centralised database so that we don't have to have a separate file per user.

My /home//.config/angrysearch/angrysearch.conf file includes

directories_excluded=/home/Systemback /var/tmp

EDIT: ah. Probably I misunderstood the phrase 'directory names(no slashes)' in your documentation. Should I have just, e.g. 'Systemback'? Yes, that seems to work! Yet, what if I had more than one folder with that name?

and yet results for subfolders of /home/Systemback appear in the search results. Is there some syntax, that I have omitted from my line, that tells the program to exclude all _sub_folders too?

By the way: I did rebuild the index, but it did not solve the problem.

Thanks.