>> AFAIK, GIMP uses md5 for naming thumbnail files. It stores original
>> file names as comments in image files. thumb.el could do the same
>> adding comments with original file names, e.g.:
>
> I'd like that, but the most prevalent opinion has been that people
> wants to have the filename directly visible in the thumbname, so
> that's what I've finally implemented.
Maybe just a file name without the directory part is enough for people
to recognize the thumbnail file? This makes thumbnail filenames much
shorter, so they fit into 80-character wide windows (currently thumbnail
filenames are so long that they are truncated in dired buffers and
the non-directory part is not visible without horizontal scrolling).
How about the following template?
(format "%s/%s-%x.jpg"
thumbs-thumbsdir
(file-name-nondirectory filename)
(sxhash contents))
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Juri Linkov
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