Who is giving you that message when you do exactly what?
Gimp 2.8.4 when I attempt to open the file, either via menu -- file -- open,
or from the command line using gimp file.tiff.
Both methods work with file.tif.
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a workaround (or the ear of the maintainer).
For the moment I am tacking cp intermediate.tiff output.tif onto my initial
command line post-processing in order to produce a file that can be opened up in
GIMP for further visually- guided post-processing.
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Why don't you report it to Otto? He is quite responsive.
Can you give me a munged email address for him, please?
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one it should also have
opened the other.
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Is it possible that somehow Ubuntu has adopted the Windoze convention that only
three-letterextensions are valid?
No, that is not possibel. Even if it were, both files can be opened by *every*
other image viewing application living on my Ubuntu OS.
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By doing a simple copy changing the extension from tiff to tif [cp
input.tiff output.tif] the file now opens.
Surely this is not correct *nix behaviour?
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that were created/saved prior to 2.8.4, and JPEGs
created via the dcraw/convert pipe, are now also unsupported file format.
I have never experienced this trouble prior to the apt-get update.
Can anyone offer some suggestions.
TIA,
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