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Message #36814
[Bug 876897] [NEW] Changing the default application for photos has no effect for several image types (png...)
Public bug reported:
System: Oneiric up-to-date 64-Bit
Unity: 3D
gnome-control-center: 3.2.0-0ubuntu6
Affected: png, gif, svg, xpm (maybe more)
What you expected to happen:
When changing the default image viewer in 'System Info' → 'Default Applications' from 'Image Viewer' to 'Shotwell Viewer' a double click on any image should open the image in 'Shotwell Viewer'.
What happened instead:
When clicking on a png, gif, xpm or svg file Ubuntu will open them in 'Image Viewer' instead of the system default image viewer → 'Shotwell Viewer'.
** Affects: gnome-control-center (Ubuntu)
Importance: Undecided
Status: New
** Summary changed:
- Changing the default application for photos has no effect for several image types images (png...)
+ Changing the default application for photos has no effect for several image types (png...)
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https://bugs.launchpad.net/bugs/876897
Title:
Changing the default application for photos has no effect for several
image types (png...)
Status in “gnome-control-center” package in Ubuntu:
New
Bug description:
System: Oneiric up-to-date 64-Bit
Unity: 3D
gnome-control-center: 3.2.0-0ubuntu6
Affected: png, gif, svg, xpm (maybe more)
What you expected to happen:
When changing the default image viewer in 'System Info' → 'Default Applications' from 'Image Viewer' to 'Shotwell Viewer' a double click on any image should open the image in 'Shotwell Viewer'.
What happened instead:
When clicking on a png, gif, xpm or svg file Ubuntu will open them in 'Image Viewer' instead of the system default image viewer → 'Shotwell Viewer'.
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