Thanks Martin.
Eventually worked perfectly!
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gthumb fails camera import and then loads an attached hard drive
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Paolo, you need to right click Applications the select "Edit Menus". In the
resulting window, select Graphics on the left side and then on the right side,
right click gThumb Photo Import Tool. Select Properties and in the resulting
window, change the command in the "Command" box to read:
sh -c
OK, I got it to work. Based on your comments, I changed the command in the
menu for gThumb Photo Import Tool to:
sh -c 'gphoto2 ; exec gthumb --import-photos'
and that did the trick. Apparently you can't mention anything about gvfs any
more.
Thanks for the clues.
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Make sure there is no "mount" stuff in the output when you execute this
command:
[mjc@xena ~]$ grep -i exec /usr/share/applications/gthumb*.desktop
/usr/share/applications/gthumb.desktop:Exec=gthumb %U
/usr/share/applications/gthumb-import.desktop:Exec=gthumb --import-photos %U
- Mike
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ok, but where actually was the "helper script"?
Was it a gthumb script or a ubuntu one?
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What version of gThumb is this (check in Help > About)?
It could be that the old importer script is still present somewhere on
the system, and it is unmounting the gvfs mounts ("gvfs-mount -u
~/.gvfs/gphoto2*").
Old versions of gThumb (2.10.x) conflicted with the gvfs/gphoto backend,
and had to u
As a work around, I am using Shotwell to import from my camera. It does
a good job and allows me to erase from the camera after importing. I am
not crazy about the way it organizes the imported pictures by date,
several layers deep. I just tell it to save to my desktop and then move
the pictures
i have the same problem with my canon ixus 860is.
i'm working with 10.10 32bit.
Has anyone solved this problem or found a workaround?
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