1. Its in my default session. I created a new session to test with, and there it works fine. 2. I'm not sure regarding the definition of "non-standard" - I install stuff using the Ubuntu Software Center all the time, and I also have a few external packages installed as well (for example VirtualBox). None come to mind that may cause this.
Thumbnails for other files, for example - PDF files, work fine. Can you please recommend a few places to look regarding fixing the thumbnails on my account? - I tried deleting .thumbnails and as a result I now do not have any thumbnails anywhere. - I looked in Nautilus preferences and under "preview" I have everything set to "local files only" and for "other previewable files" I also have "10mb" as the maximum size - I tried installing all packages of the form gnome-*-thumbnailer, but that did not help I think the problem may be in the mime settings - if I look at the properties of a JPEG file and it said its type is "jpg document (application/x-extension-jpg)" and similarly for png files. I also tested creating GIF and XCF files and both show thumbnails correctly and have their types list them as images (the XCF support maybe the result of me installing gnome-xcf-thumbnailer). Also to create the XCF and GIF files I opened a PNG file that was not thumbnailed using GIMP, and that also caused a thumbnail to be generated for that file. -- Nautilus no longer generates thumbnails for images https://bugs.launchpad.net/bugs/463200 You received this bug notification because you are a member of Ubuntu Bugs, which is subscribed to Ubuntu. -- ubuntu-bugs mailing list [email protected] https://lists.ubuntu.com/mailman/listinfo/ubuntu-bugs
