[Suggestion] Improve Thumbnailer handler #2867
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eduardomozart
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The dde-file-manager supported use dynamic library plugin to improve thumbnailer and preview for files. @peeweep provide a example in there. |
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Hello,
It's possible to register third-party thumbnailers into Nautilus, Nemo, Thunar and other files managers, but I could not found a way to register a thumbnail handler for non-default file types into DDE File Manager.
I see that DDE File Manager follows Thumbnail Managing Standard from Freedesktop.org, but from far as I seen there is no standard way to register new thumbnailer extension/MIME type associations.
Some Debian packages creates a
.thumbnailer
file into/usr/share/thumbnailer
(or~/.local/share/thumbnailer
) directory for GNOME 3. E.g. "libgdk-pixbuf2.0-bin" package creates a/usr/share/thumbnailer/librsvg.thumbnailer
that allows to create SVG thumbnails on-the-fly, but DDE File Manager do not seem to use this directory to handle thumbnail associations. There is a step-by-step on how to create thumbnails using this method into https://gubins.lv/posts/thumbnailer/Into the past, GNOME 2 used a
gconf
approach to register custom thumbnailers (as seen in https://askubuntu.com/questions/16867/missing-thumbnails-for-swf-files-in-nautilus), but I do believe that Deepin do not have a similar approach to handle it's supported file thumbnailers.It would be amazing if DDE File Manager supports to register custom thumbnailer for other MIME types instead of only support the built-in ones. I believe that following GNOME 3 standard is the best approach, as it seems to be the "standard" way to handle thumbnailers by other file managers, like Nautilus.
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