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Is "out of memory" the literal message you see? In the context of computers, memory usually means RAM, not storage.
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That means zotero was run as root the first time.
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@danyll dstillman is on the zotero dev team. He knows what goes on under the hood and where the bottlenecks lie. Saying "there are ways to speed it up" makes you sound like a CSI actor demanding "enhance that bit of footage" - convincing to an outsi…
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One of my test cases is 24k items, and the only place that I really see slowdown is in startup, and even that is measured in (a lot of) seconds rather than minutes. 1100 is nothing. My regular library is 3.6k items and that's absolutely no problem.…
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Good point - if installing mendeley or endnote does anything useful, installing zotero will too. WRT mendeley, I think it's use should actively be discouraged, given https://twitter.com/search?q=Mendeley GDPR
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I'd say so, yes. Installing the browser plugin could still be useful since it can save to the web library.
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They won't clash, but the Zotero client is really only useful if you have a personal (unshared) profile. Whether installation on public PCs makes sense thus depends on whether everyone logs in with the same guest profile, or a personal profile that …
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I use selenium to do this, so it is possible.
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And also, just the items themselves use hardly any space. Deleting these rather than just deleting the attachments will not free up significant space on your system. That aside, no, zotero does not keep track of items "in use". It's technically po…
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I wouldn't call it tasks. Zotero reports some of the things it is doing. From that you can sort of read what zotero is doing. If there happens to be a log statement just prior to an attachment being added and just after, then you can tell how long…
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This is an interesting one though - it calls for a combination of what citeproc can do and what BBT can do. The formatted part of the entry would be easiest to reproduce with citeproc; with the BBT hack to put it n the note field and a custom style …
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Cool. My test suite bombs out for Juris-M if I don't install them before.
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@dstillman I currently pull in default-jre and libreoffice-java-common for Juris-M in the debs -- should I do the same for Zotero?
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No problem. But you can in fact open the .bib file with Zotero. But what would you expect Zotero to do with it, if not import it? A .bib file is recognized by zotero as a source of references. Zotero is not a general file viewer.
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That is what I tried to explain above -- your system is set up to open .bib files with Zotero. Assuming you are on windows, right-click the .bib file, click "open with", and select anything else than Zotero -- notepad would do. Again, this has noth…
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Are you double-clicking the file expecting to be able to view it, and is Zotero asking to import it? That has nothing to do with BBT or with Zotero, that's just how you have or haven't configured your OS to open .bib files; if Zotero is set up to be…
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I'm don't understand in what way BetterBibTeX (which is not a standalone program) is supposed to show a bib file? I take it you exported some part of your library to a .bib file in your downloads folder using the BBT translator, but what did you do …
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The WHO vs the Who is hilarious. How is that not unambiguously the worldwide health organization vs the band?
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It's the time since the previous logged message.
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If you synced them, yes. If not, no.
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I cannot read those reports unfortunately, but I don't usually need a crash log to get a diagnosis. I get the most information if you restart Zotero with debug logging on (in the help menu), let it start up (which in your case, unfortunately, might…
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If it does, please let me know on github. "the past few days" coincides with the release of BBT 5.4.28. My test suite includes a cold-start startup test (worst case scenario where all citekeys need to be regenerated) with 24k items and I've not seen…
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Zotero doesn't support math, so as far as Zotero is concerned, this is just text. You can sort of work around this using BBT, either by wrapping that title in ... or by having that applied automatically. If you import $({\mathrm{Ba}}_{1\ensuremath{…
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Regarding "Unfortunately, this can cause formatting issues with exported to e.g. BibTex. Typically, it creates large spaces around words and makes the bibliography largely unintelligible.", I wonder what you're using to render the bibtex, because I'…
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The message "BBT: loaded content/LinkLocalFiles.ts" is not actually from bbt, it is from zotero-link-local-files where I forgot to remove this message,from the logging module I copied over.
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1. see https://forums.zotero.org/discussion/90837/brackets-around-words-in-bib-exports#latest. 2. the braces are actually the right thing to do, and if your bibtex run is producing errors for those, you'll want to address the errors that it report…
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It's always easier to go from sentence case to title case, that's why Zotero has the titles in sentence case. If you open Tools -> Developer -> Run Javascript, check "Run as async function", and paste in this code function sentenceCase(text…
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It's possible but I wouldn't advice it. The sentence case algorithm is very naive, and you need to check the results. It just blithely lowercases all words that are not at sentence start, so all proper nouns get lowercased too.
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They're not actually correct in zotero; zotero expects them to be sentence cased, not title cased, and bibliographies as rendered in word can be wrong because of this. Right-click the title and select "sentence case", that will fix it.
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Hi Dan, we've looked at this extensively for close to a month (wow I had no idea we were on this for so long) and it was a hail-mary to just try without BBT installed... and the problem remained for Bob. I have not been able to recreate the problem …