Niels Kristian Bech Jensen <nkbj1...@hotmail.com> writes:
>> Considering the harm it can cause, I think it would be better not to >> try and open these files. I think that we might want to take a further >> step and also ignore tif and jpg endings. These raw files come from >> very old cameras. I don't think anyone would care if the gimp plug-in >> cannot open them, as they could still open them with ufraw >> stand-alone. >> > Maybe we should make it a compile time option disabled by default? > Regards,Niels Kristian I tend to agree with Udi: we seem to have no users/examples, and having them picked up by the file manager seems to be more trouble than it's worth. One can still invoke them manually, so a compile-time option even off by default seems like needless complexity, where the cognitive load of its mere presence is more than the benefit for the theoretical (but as yet unidentified) user.
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