How can I, as a user, blacklist extensions in Gwenview? Thanks in advance, André den Oudsten
* A. den Oudsten AdenOudsten@wxs.nl [09-25-14 10:47]:
How can I, as a user, blacklist extensions in Gwenview?
The file YOU need to edit is below your home directory, ie: YOU own it and can do to it as you like.
Op 25-09-14 om 16:52 schreef Patrick Shanahan:
- A. den Oudsten AdenOudsten@wxs.nl [09-25-14 10:47]:
How can I, as a user, blacklist extensions in Gwenview?
The file YOU need to edit is below your home directory, ie: YOU own it and can do to it as you like.
I like it to do, but my question is how? I did not find that in the documentation André
* A. den Oudsten AdenOudsten@wxs.nl [09-25-14 11:03]:
Op 25-09-14 om 16:52 schreef Patrick Shanahan:
- A. den Oudsten AdenOudsten@wxs.nl [09-25-14 10:47]:
How can I, as a user, blacklist extensions in Gwenview?
The file YOU need to edit is below your home directory, ie: YOU own it and can do to it as you like.
I like it to do, but my question is how? I did not find that in the documentation
The way I would do:
open a text session/window xterm or konsole or ...
do the following comands inside that window: cd .kde4/share/config/ cp gwenviewrc gwenviewrc.save
pico ./gwenviewrc
pico is an editor which I believe is installed nearly everywhere. If you do not have pico, you will have to tell us which text editor you have installed or you will have to install one. AFAIK, every system requires a text editor and should have one installed. vi/vim maybe/probably is installed but is not really suitable for someone unfamiliar with it's interface.
Once you have opened gwenviewrc in your editor, search for a line which has: [General]
on the first empty line below that, put: BlackListedExtensions=nef,cr2,orf,new
add an empty line
save the file
see if gwenview displays raw files.
Op 25-09-14 om 17:46 schreef Patrick Shanahan:
- A. den Oudsten AdenOudsten@wxs.nl [09-25-14 11:03]:
Op 25-09-14 om 16:52 schreef Patrick Shanahan:
- A. den Oudsten AdenOudsten@wxs.nl [09-25-14 10:47]:
How can I, as a user, blacklist extensions in Gwenview?
The file YOU need to edit is below your home directory, ie: YOU own it and can do to it as you like.
I like it to do, but my question is how? I did not find that in the documentation
The way I would do:
open a text session/window xterm or konsole or ...
do the following comands inside that window: cd .kde4/share/config/ cp gwenviewrc gwenviewrc.save
pico ./gwenviewrc
pico is an editor which I believe is installed nearly everywhere. If you do not have pico, you will have to tell us which text editor you have installed or you will have to install one. AFAIK, every system requires a text editor and should have one installed. vi/vim maybe/probably is installed but is not really suitable for someone unfamiliar with it's interface.
Once you have opened gwenviewrc in your editor, search for a line which has: [General]
on the first empty line below that, put: BlackListedExtensions=nef,cr2,orf,new
add an empty line
save the file
see if gwenview displays raw files.
Marvellous!! Thanks a lot. And that fast!! André
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A. den Oudsten -
Patrick Shanahan