Yes, and this will perhaps provide the motivation Gnome needs to strip
the draw a box around all thumbnails code and put it into the
thumbnailers themselves where it belongs.
FYI, with Karmic if the thumbnail is small enough (though I'm not sure
exactly how Gnome determines this value) the
So I've created the gnome-exe-thumbnailer package for Karmic. The goal
is this:
If file is executable permissions, show just the embedded exe
If file is not executable, show its icon contained in a generic program
window with a Wine logo embedded on the side.
** Package changed: wine (Ubuntu)
Yeah, I'm aware of why the border shows up - older versions of nautilus
didn't do that so I was a tad irritated when they added the border for
images less than the thumbnail size. At one time I was trying to
explore how text files have custom icons, but I didn't see a way to
gain access to that
Can you post a screenshot? It doesn't use a Wine emblem?
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An emblem would be a similar idea, although I don't think nautilus
exposes that functionality to thumbnailer scripts.
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I really don't think the thumbnailer is the right way to do it.So
it's going to look like this in Karmic?
http://launchpadlibrarian.net/21331762/gnome-exe-thumbnailer.png
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Yes, and this will perhaps provide the motivation Gnome needs to strip
the draw a box around all thumbnails code and put it into the
thumbnailers themselves where it belongs.
It's either that or hack something into libgnomeui (loses the modularity
of thumbnailers) or define some new custom icon
