On a Fedora 7 box, I happen to be using alpine to read mail. A message has
a jpg attachment but when I try to view it, gthumb comes up with no image.
The attachment is of type Image/JPEG.
Upon investigating I see that the tmp file that got created by alpine was
something called
/tmp/img-JPE431100
with no file extension.
gthumb will not display an image if the file has no extension. If I save
the file with a .jpg extension then it displays nicely. Yes, there's a
workaround, but you'll admit it's a pain and there's no chance of being
able to teach my wife how to do this.
So who owns the bug? gthumb? alpine? mailcap? fedora?
Is there a different viewer in fedora I can use that won't have this
problem?
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