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Public bug reported:
It's normal to be able to get metadata about a photo by some method or
other. File name, file size, directory, resolution, codec would
normally be expected, but if you're going to have any metadata at all,
might as well put the full EXIF data.
For the moment, not being able to find out the file name is driving me
crazy because the file manager doesn't show the thumbnail, so there's no
way to figure out what photo is what. But even if the file manager
thumbnails gets implemented, this is still an expected feature in the
gallery.
** Affects: gallery-app (Ubuntu)
Importance: Undecided
Status: New
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https://bugs.launchpad.net/bugs/1520526
Title:
Image filename and other meta data should be available
Status in gallery-app package in Ubuntu:
New
Bug description:
It's normal to be able to get metadata about a photo by some method or
other. File name, file size, directory, resolution, codec would
normally be expected, but if you're going to have any metadata at all,
might as well put the full EXIF data.
For the moment, not being able to find out the file name is driving me
crazy because the file manager doesn't show the thumbnail, so there's
no way to figure out what photo is what. But even if the file manager
thumbnails gets implemented, this is still an expected feature in the
gallery.
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