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[Seif Lotfy <637309@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx>]

Applications have to tell Zeitgeist what they are doing. If you launch a
document with GNOME Do it wont be logged in Zeitgeist unless Do tells
Zeitgeist what it is doing. Also depending on the file you open which app is
used to perform your usual actions with it get logged. Example:
If you open a text document with GNOME Do and it launches gedit to view the
text document it will be logged by ZG, since gedit already sends its info to
Zeitgeist. Please list down the common apps you use so I can help you make
more use of GAJ.

On Mon, Sep 13, 2010 at 5:59 PM, James Martin
<637309@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx>wrote:

> Public bug reported:
>
> Only a small percentage of the total files I open actually show up in
> the Activity Journal. Those forgotten include anything launched via
> Gnome Do or Transmission, which is nearly every file I use. For this
> reason, GAJ is more or less completely useless for me.
>
> ** Affects: gnome-activity-journal
>     Importance: Undecided
>         Status: New
>
> --
> GAJ largely ignores most files
> https://bugs.launchpad.net/bugs/637309
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> Zeitgeist Project.
>
> Status in GNOME Activity Journal: New
>
> Bug description:
> Only a small percentage of the total files I open actually show up in the
> Activity Journal. Those forgotten include anything launched via Gnome Do or
> Transmission, which is nearly every file I use. For this reason, GAJ is more
> or less completely useless for me.
>
>
>


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GAJ largely ignores most files
https://bugs.launchpad.net/bugs/637309
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Status in GNOME Activity Journal: New

Bug description:
Only a small percentage of the total files I open actually show up in the Activity Journal. Those forgotten include anything launched via Gnome Do or Transmission, which is nearly every file I use. For this reason, GAJ is more or less completely useless for me.