I'm able to rename in almost everyday just fine in Linux.
I'm using Lubuntu 14.04 with Wine (most recent) to run Ant Renamer
The only issue I have is that Ant Renamer can't change character case in Linux unless I am also making a whole swap at the same time.
Example:
Original: Family at The Beach
Swap: "at " with "xxx" > "xxx" with "At "
Get: Family At The Beach
but if I try just:
"at " with "At "
or the change case feature neither work. They work in the preview but don't actually change the case.
Anything I can do to fix this?
Side-note: Ant Renamer will change the case if I'm running through Windows and connecting in with a share drive to the Linux machine.
Changing Case in Linux
Changing Case in Linux
Last edited by nasair on 2016-06-17 15:16:10, edited 1 time in total.
I would guess it has something to do with the way Wine handles file management functions.
For all renaming Ant Renamer uses the "MoveFileW" function, so being just a case change, a name change or moving to another folder, it is processed the same way on Windows; maybe Wine does something special when it detects that only case is changing?
For all renaming Ant Renamer uses the "MoveFileW" function, so being just a case change, a name change or moving to another folder, it is processed the same way on Windows; maybe Wine does something special when it detects that only case is changing?