Image preview only in desired folder
I'm using Ubuntu 18.04, I would like to know how to preview images only in the folders I need, when I change the view of the files it affects all the folders in the system.
18.04 nautilus
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I'm using Ubuntu 18.04, I would like to know how to preview images only in the folders I need, when I change the view of the files it affects all the folders in the system.
18.04 nautilus
edited Dec 12 at 11:36
Kulfy
3,25531039
asked Dec 12 at 11:28
Juansei
83
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I'm using Ubuntu 18.04, I would like to know how to preview images only in the folders I need, when I change the view of the files it affects all the folders in the system.
18.04 nautilus
edited Dec 12 at 11:36
Kulfy
3,25531039
asked Dec 12 at 11:28
Juansei
83
I'm using Ubuntu 18.04, I would like to know how to preview images only in the folders I need, when I change the view of the files it affects all the folders in the system.
18.04 nautilus
18.04 nautilus
edited Dec 12 at 11:36
Kulfy
3,25531039
asked Dec 12 at 11:28
Juansei
83
edited Dec 12 at 11:36
Kulfy
3,25531039
asked Dec 12 at 11:28
Juansei
83
edited Dec 12 at 11:36
Kulfy
3,25531039
edited Dec 12 at 11:36
Kulfy
3,25531039
edited Dec 12 at 11:36
Kulfy
3,25531039
3,25531039
asked Dec 12 at 11:28
Juansei
83
asked Dec 12 at 11:28
Juansei
83
asked Dec 12 at 11:28
Juansei
83
83
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This is not possible with Files (aka nautilus), the default file manager of Ubuntu, and likely not with most file manager around. While some file managers, such as nemo, remember the view on a per folder basis (i.e. folder view/list view/compact view, ...), also in these file managers, the setting to show preview images instead of icons will apply to any file manager window (and folder).
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This is not possible with Files (aka nautilus), the default file manager of Ubuntu, and likely not with most file manager around. While some file managers, such as nemo, remember the view on a per folder basis (i.e. folder view/list view/compact view, ...), also in these file managers, the setting to show preview images instead of icons will apply to any file manager window (and folder).
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This is not possible with Files (aka nautilus), the default file manager of Ubuntu, and likely not with most file manager around. While some file managers, such as nemo, remember the view on a per folder basis (i.e. folder view/list view/compact view, ...), also in these file managers, the setting to show preview images instead of icons will apply to any file manager window (and folder).
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This is not possible with Files (aka nautilus), the default file manager of Ubuntu, and likely not with most file manager around. While some file managers, such as nemo, remember the view on a per folder basis (i.e. folder view/list view/compact view, ...), also in these file managers, the setting to show preview images instead of icons will apply to any file manager window (and folder).
answered Dec 12 at 13:45
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This is not possible with Files (aka nautilus), the default file manager of Ubuntu, and likely not with most file manager around. While some file managers, such as nemo, remember the view on a per folder basis (i.e. folder view/list view/compact view, ...), also in these file managers, the setting to show preview images instead of icons will apply to any file manager window (and folder).
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