how to rename multiple files at one go in ubuntu 11.04.... i tried it as if in windows - select all and pressed F2 - but nothing happened
multiple file rename
While using Linux, I have never felt the need to rename multiple files. But, I know there are some programs which do this job very well. As far as I know, MetaMorphose is one of them.
Get it from Métamorphose : A File and Folder Renamer - Powerful batch renamer
Get it from Métamorphose : A File and Folder Renamer - Powerful batch renamer
I would like to know if there is any native solution for this. By the way I use this function a lot of times while arranging my photos
solution: [SOLVED] How do I rename multiple files? - Ubuntu Forums
how is it possible in windows...is it really??
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1st : you can use softwares like ant-renamer
2nd : Select all the files/folder, press F2, now rename,, all the remaining file will automatically get renamed
1st : you can use softwares like ant-renamer
2nd : Select all the files/folder, press F2, now rename,, all the remaining file will automatically get renamed
In windows, we have many utilities like BatchFileRenamer, RenameItPro, etc. But in Linux, such solutions are hard to find & even if they may be available through application repository, many people never feel the need (in general).
+1 for the link provided by Zangetsu. Rep added
+1 for the link provided by Zangetsu. Rep added
In windows when we use the F2 method to rename then the subsequent files will be named in ascending order or descending order....
ex: file00.mp3,file02.mp3....so on
Thanx buddy+1 for the link provided by Zangetsu. Rep added
ohh...thanx..i didn't know that...
R
thanks for all