Hello Hans,
I had the same problem with the local helpfile from libreoffice.
Since 22.04 Firefox is not a "normal" dep-Package but a "snap". Snaps
are not allowed to use "/tmp" because of security issus.
If Gimp has the same problem, you can switch to another Browser like
Vivaldi or replace Firefox with Firefox-ESR.
You could install vivaldi (https://vivaldi.com/de/download/) and make
it the default-browser and make a test. If the hekp works, you can stay
with vivaldi or uninstall it and switch to Firefox-ESR.
This is a Link to my post in the (german) LO-Mailinglist:
https://listarchives.libreoffice.org/de/users/2022/msg00907.html
Regards,
Michael
Am Sonntag, dem 04.09.2022 um 22:55 + schrieb Hans Schneidhofer:
> hi xubuntu-users,
>
> although the gimp manual is installed locally, the help files cannot
> be
> called up in Firefox. 'File... cannot be found' is displayed in
> Firefox.
>
> Strange, because I installed Debian 11 on a second computer, and I
> just
> installed Gimp there to test it. The help system works flawlessly -
> without any error messages.
>
> The file permissions in /usr/share/&gimp/2.0/help/de/ are exactly the
> same on both computers.
> Owned by root, and all set with -rw-r--r. So everything is original.
>
> Why doesn't this work with (X)ubuntu 22.04.1 LTS and with Debian 11
> does it work??? Does anyone of you have an idea why that is?
> Or where could I look or which 'screws would I have to turn'?
>
> Thanks in advance for helping
>
> bye hans
>
>
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