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marianosimone avatar marianosimone commented on August 16, 2024

Hi @j-str, thanks a lot for reporting this. It seems like the installation process is a bit fragile and it's not working in as many environments as I'd like.

Did you try any other file manager to see if everything looks ok there? (Nautilus seems to always work, and I've seen mixed experiences with Thunar... I think you are the first one reporting on Nemo). In case it works in Nautilus for you, then I can try to reproduce the problem using Nemo, but first I want to see if everything looks installed correctly.

Thanks!

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j-str avatar j-str commented on August 16, 2024

Unfortunately not working for me with Nautilus either. I installed it, cleaned .cache again. But still no thumbs - in Nautilus.

(I would suspect that it is a change in Mint 18 compared to Mint 17. For example, If I remember correctly I did not have to install gnome shell etc. when I installed epub-thumbnailer on 17.1. Though python was missing I think. Are there some packages that epub-thumbnailer depends on, that I could check?)

Btw. - which files would I have to delete to 'uninstall' epub-thumbnailer for a 'fresh' installation?
Thanks!

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marianosimone avatar marianosimone commented on August 16, 2024

Installation of gnome-shell might be needed now if Mint changed their default packages. As I said, my installation process is pretty brittle and seems to have a lot of issues with new releases. I'm trying to get someone with more knowledge on that to help me out :)

As per a clean installation, you should be able to run the uninstaller with:

sudo python install.py uninstall

Then, to check if that worked, you can see if the following files were removed:

  • /usr/bin/epub-thumbnailer
  • /usr/share/thumbnailers/epub.thumbnailer

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j-str avatar j-str commented on August 16, 2024

I tried uninstall & fresh install of epub-thumbnailer - without success.

Thanks a lot for your fast replies!
Looking forward to further suggestions when you find somebody who can have a look into Mint 18.

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 avatar commented on August 16, 2024

Thunar 1.16.11 in Linux Mint 18.3 Sylvia (XFCE) (64Bit) and your thumbnailer does not work.
However with PCManFM it works. Thumbnails created by PCManFM is reused by Thunar, but it is not a workaround I like. Nautilus also works.

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marianosimone avatar marianosimone commented on August 16, 2024

Thanks for reporting @flurpfoobar.

Can you check if the instructions listed here work for you?

If so, I'll see how I can add that to the installation process itself.

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marianosimone avatar marianosimone commented on August 16, 2024

Closing as inactive

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