When installing Linux Mint - ubiquity slides shows you that gThumb is preinstalled, but there is no gthumb out of the box!
see screenshot
http://i.imgur.com/UDuXk2n.png
Ship gthumb with xfce, please
XFCE edition lacks of gThumb
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Re: XFCE edition lacks of gThumb
Hello, Yanpas.
I cannot tell for Linux Mint 17.3, but I checked that both my Linux Mint 17.1 xfce and my Linux Mint 17.2 xfce have got gthumb installed.
Did you check in the Linux Mint Menu => sub-menu "Graphics"?
Did you try the commandline Should return "/usr/bin/gthumb". It does so here.
You might also check using the commandline Will display the installed gthumb package name and version.
Cheers,
Karl
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P.S.
If I find the time I will go through the dpkg.log files in /var/log to find out whether gthumb has been added manually after the initial Linux Mint installation ...
I cannot tell for Linux Mint 17.3, but I checked that both my Linux Mint 17.1 xfce and my Linux Mint 17.2 xfce have got gthumb installed.
Did you check in the Linux Mint Menu => sub-menu "Graphics"?
Did you try the commandline
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which gthumb
You might also check using the commandline
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dpkg --list gthumb
Cheers,
Karl
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P.S.
If I find the time I will go through the dpkg.log files in /var/log to find out whether gthumb has been added manually after the initial Linux Mint installation ...
- Here on Mint 17.1 gthumb has definitely been installed during the initial setup. - Hm, might have been brought along by Cinnamon, because this Mint 17.1 started as Mint 17.1 Cinnamon. xfce was added later.
- Mint 17.2: to be checked and reported here ...
Last edited by karlchen on Tue Jan 26, 2016 8:27 am, edited 2 times in total.
Reason: dpkg command corrected to be "dpkg --list gthumb", reason see Flemur's post below.
Reason: dpkg command corrected to be "dpkg --list gthumb", reason see Flemur's post below.
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Re: XFCE edition lacks of gThumb
Yep...I can confirm that karichen is correct. My XFCE edition has gThumb installed by default.
Re: XFCE edition lacks of gThumb
karlchen
OP: If you really don't have it (IIRC, it was part of my Xfce 17.3 install...but I always remove it), just install it:
I think you meant:dpkg --list dpkg
Will display the installed gthumb package name and version.
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dpkg --list gthumb
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sudo apt-get install gthumb
Please edit your original post title to include [SOLVED] if/when it is solved!
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Re: XFCE edition lacks of gThumb
Yes, I have already installed it. The problem is that distro should ship it (this post is like bugreport). I have just installed LM 17.3 to virtualbox and there are still no gthumb