How do I set the cache directory for darktable-generate-cache, and when should I run it?
Asked 11/3/2019
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I use a non-default cache location with darktable and want to know how to tell darktable-generate-cache where to write generated thumbnails. The manual mentions that it creates missing thumbnails "when your computer is in idle," which is unclear to me. Does that simply mean I should run it when the computer is not busy, or can it work automatically while darktable is open?
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- From the Darktable manual:
darktable-generate-cache --core --cachedir <directory>
- I'm not sure what they mean by "when your computer is in idle" – possibly it's just meant to suggest you run this program when you're not otherwise using the CPU?
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