You got that!
I've just realized that a *.svg file in my ubuntu desktop and it opens directly
However I need to have dual boot (for now), so data partition has to be ntfs
(or fat 32...)
Other programs *.doc, *.pdf... don't have this problem
I use Inkscape a lot, and like it much, but I see it has
I listed the partitions badly, here it goes:
IDE DISK 1
/sda1 (ntfs)/windows SP2 and programs
/sda2 (ntfs)/all data I work with
IDE DISK 2
/sdb1 (ext3/ubuntu 8.04 spanish
No raid is made
So the *.svg files are stored in several different folders but always in second
partition
example: /sda2/film
Public bug reported:
Binary package hint: evolution
We have a *.jpg company logo 1417 x 537, 220 kbs. That we add as a signature at
the bottom of all our mails.
I write mails in HTML type nd do not ask receiver if (s)he wants this type.
Sometimes JPG is not shown in my pc, and neither in receiv
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*.jpg
I store them in a different IDE disk, in a different partition for dual
boot (but all *.svg files I generate come from Inkscape sdb1):
/sda1(ntfs)/windows
/sda2(ntfs)/data
/sdb1(ext3)/ubuntu
Regards,
Dan
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nautilus does not open *.svg files directly
https://bugs.launchpad.net/bugs/261757
You r
Public bug reported:
Binary package hint: nautilus
In the file properties *.svg files have Inkscape marked in "open with"
dialog
However, when I double click I get that the dialog (maybe is bad translated to
english) "Do you want to open or wiew its content: file is a text
executable: open in
** Attachment added: "Dependencies.txt"
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http://launchpadlibrarian.net/17109083/ProcMaps.txt
** Attachment added: "ProcStatus.txt"
http://launchpadlibrarian.net/17109084/ProcStatus.txt
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