Earlier this year I retired my elderly Dell PC running Ubuntu 12.04 in favour of a new iMac 27".
Virtually every application I was using on the Dell can be replaced with a Mac-compiled version, but I'm still running Shotwell in a virtual Ubuntu machine, storing all the images in a shared directory on the Mac. I've found that I've got a number of JPG versions of NEF files I'd previously uploaded to the Ubuntu machine, and the migrated to the Mac, for example: DSC_8937.NEF is accompanied by DSC_8937_NEF_embedded.jpg DSC_8937_NEF_shotwell_1.jpg and DSC_8937_NEF_shotwell.jpg I'm currently using Shotwell 0.12.3 with Ubuntu 12.04 in a Parallels VM. Is it safe to delete any or all of these Shotwell-generated JPGs? Will Shotwell generate a new JPG version if all that's left in a directory is the raw NEF file? Or does it only generate this on the initial import? I don't _need_ the extra space at the moment, but I'd like to dispose of an unnecessary overhead and reduce back-up requirements if I can. Thanks in advance, Michael _______________________________________________ Shotwell mailing list [email protected] http://lists.yorba.org/cgi-bin/mailman/listinfo/shotwell
