I maintain a computer running Ubuntu 10.04 for my family which contains our entire photo collection. I was using F-Spot to manage it but, to be honest, I'm not massively keen on F-Spot. Every time I remove all the duplicates, a few weeks later a load more seem to have appeared.
Anyway, F-Spot imports photos in to the /home/<user>/Photos folder, and puts them in Year/Month/Day directories, presumably for its date slider thing across the top to work properly. Can anyone think of a good way to remove all the photos from their sub, sub-sub, and sub-sub-sub directories and put them all in one big directory? I guess a nice bash script would do the job, anyone willing to get me started?!
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