Package: gthumb
Version: 3:2.6.6-1
Severity: normal

For some reason, gthumb stopped displaying thumbnails for any of the files in
the directory where I hold pictures (actually, for any directory). I first
suspected a bug in the ~/.thumbnails/ directory and renamed it to have it be
recreated. To my surprise, after renaming the directory and launching gthumb,
the .thumbnails directory is never created again!

I then straced gthumb I don't see any call to '.thumbnails' being made
at all...

Reviewing the source code I see that it references
'/apps/gthumb/browser/show_thumbnails' (a GNOME registry option) and I fired
up the gconf-editor program (which I have not used before) and verify that it 
is,
indeed, set to False. However I have *ever* changed that and (as far as I can
see) that option cannot be setup in Gthumb, so I can only assume that the
preference changed on upgrade.  After enabling it to True thumbnails start
working again.

Why isn't there an option (in Preferences, on the GUI) to enable or
disable this behaviour? Why has this behaviour changed on an upgrade?


Regards

Javier


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