What Goes With Burnt Orange

PSD in GNOME Display

Original article of 11/14/2009

few weeks ago, Manuel has found a good developer who became a GdkPixbuf loader for GNOME and allows you to view files PSD with "Eye of GNOME (the default viewer).

The source can be found on Google Code at http://code.google.com/p/gdk-pixbuf-psd/

One more thing you can do, after performing the 'installation , is enable thumbnailer for nautilus with the following commands:


$ gconftool-2 - set / desktop / gnome / thumbnailers / image @ vnd.adobe.photoshop / t command-string "evince-thumbnailer-s% s% u% o "
$ gconftool-2 - set / desktop / gnome / thumbnailers / image @ vnd.adobe.photoshop / enable -T boolean "True"


If the thumbnailer does not work, probably depends on the mimetype, then try:


$ gconftool-2 - set / desktop / gnome / thumbnailers / image @ x-psd / t command-string "evince-thumbnailer-s% s% u% o"
$ gconftool-2 - set / desktop / gnome / thumbnailers / image @ t-x-psd/enable boolean "True"


will even an alpha version, but it works well, great job!

Karmic I tested it on Ubuntu, there should be no problem to compile on different distros, the important thing is that there is GNOME).

Sani

UPDATE

In ppa repository I found Gloobus , an application to the preview of documents, for details, I refer you to the launchpad repo gloobus: https: / / launchpad.net / gloobus

How to install it on Karmic:


$ sudo apt-add-ppa repository: tualatrix / gloobus / ppa
$ sudo apt-get update
$ sudo apt-get install gloobus-preview
$ sudo apt-get upgrade


(all commands can be placed on a line concatenated with & &, but for clarity have been added one after the other)

Restart nautilus:


$ nautilus-q; nautilus &

Exit from the console with CTRL + d

After installation, simply select the file you want to view and press the space bar to navigate and all the contents of a directory, use the arrow keys.

Ri-Sani