BTW, running make needs internet access to download a bunch of python modules or such. I couldn't give you a specific full list as so much of what I already had installed with no way of know specifically which ones were needed besides the ones I installed just prior to running "make". But if you're not familiar with compiling it may be a bit daunting to gather up all the packages you'd need to do this. It did its job and presented a list of nearly identical pictures (mostly size differences). Its a program that Hardcoded Software launches to help the user solve multiple issues. With that solved and having chosen Pictures in the main type selection I pressed scan. It could create 2 groups: one A-B group and then one A-C group, but it will not, for security reasons. The problem with the State dropdown is that it takes 3 clicks to make a selection: one. The ADD button (lower left) didn't show the plus "+" sign so it took me a minute to figure out how to select a folder. It cannot create a duplicate group with A, B and C in it because not all files in the group would match together.
Ran "make" again and it immediately completed with no error and the instructions to use "make run" to launch the program. A quick dnf search told me I needed to install the python3-qt5-base package to get it. Whir whir whiz pop clunk! That ended with an error concerning pyrcc5 not found. There are mobile hard disk backup, but also for editing the same file. dupeGuru PE supports JPG, PNG, TIFF, GIF and BMP formats. dupeGuru PE runs on Linux, Windows, and Mac OS X. It is as like as dupeGuru, but is specialized for duplicate pictures matching. After installing 3 packages, which brought in a couple more as dependencies I gave the "make" command a go. There is a problem is that there exist a lot of duplicate files an incorrect name. dupeGuru Picture Edition, or duepGuru PE in short, is a tool to find duplicate pictures on your computer. In that file there was also a note about file pyrcc5 not showing up on some systems causing problems. The README.md file was helpful in deciphering which files I would need. Describe the bug Catalina 10.15.7 does not open the app, saying dupeGuru.app cant be opened because Apple cannot check it for malicious software. Since I already had a lot of Qt5 stuff and some python3 stuff installed on my desktop pc, along with a bunch of other things for compiling code I thought I'd give it a try. The link for installing dupeGuru Music Edition (the more full featured version of dupeGuru) in Ubuntu 14.04 is found in the answer by Li Lo to How can I find duplicate songs. To install it open the terminal and type: sudo apt install fslint. I download the source tarball and had a look. FSlint is in the default Ubuntu repositories for all currently supported versions of Ubuntu. I saw a request for a flatpak version but it didn't go anywhere. The UI layer on OS X is written in Objective-C using Cocoa. It is written mostly in Python 3 and uses multiple GUI toolkits that all use the same core Python code. I couldn't find any source for an rpm package of dupeguru for Fedora. dupeGuru is a cross platform (Linux OS X, Windows) GUI tool that finds duplicate files in a system.
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