Hi All,
For anyone viewing this, you've obviously got some google skills.
I too have this same problem, using {Ubuntu 10.04, Chrome 5.0.375.86
beta, Nautilus 2.30.1}
Here is a temporary workaround to this problem, simply by re-naming all the
files:
1) Open up the terminal and cd into the directory where your .JPG files are
2) Type in the following command:
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for i in *.JPG; do mv "$i" "`basename $i .JPG `.jpg"; done
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and hit enter. What this does is re-names all files that end in .JPG and
re-names them to end with .jpg. For example:
IMG_1112.JPG gets re-named into IMG_1112.jpg
You can also use the gIMP plugin "David's Batch Processor" to do a batch
re-name, but this one line command is much easier.
You can even write yourself a simple script that does this and place it
into /usr/bin and chmod +x it and then you can run it just like it's a
regular command.
Here's my script:
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#!/bin/bash
for i in *.JPG; do mv "$i" "`basename $i .JPG `.jpg"; done
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And now whenever I encounter this problem I can open up the Terminal and cd
into my photos directory and then just run JPGtojpg (that's what I named it in
my bin folder)
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Ubuntu Browse Multiple Files dialog does not recognize capital / uppercase JPG
as image
https://bugs.launchpad.net/bugs/221409
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