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It seems that the version of Digikam included in Neon doesn't support video files (neither thumbnails or playing), which DigiKam 6.1 is really pushing.
Video and images really go hand-in-hand now days, so I was wondering if Neon could include the version of DigiKam with the compile time flag for multimedia support enabled? Currently, it seems a challenging workaround might be possible using a flatpack or an AppImage - although I'm not sure how... and I would really love to have this supported 'out-of-the-box'. Anybody know who decides which flags are enabled for software in the Neon suite, and if they could be influenced on this? Thanks |
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just uninstall your current digikam and install the new one. use the second command on the below page, and grab the 6.1 appimage from the second page below.
https://www.howtoinstall.co/en/ubuntu/x ... ion=remove https://download.kde.org/stable/digikam/6.1.0/
Kubuntu 19.10 Kernel 5.3.24, KDE Plasma 5.17.3
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It is probably worth a bug report against Neon's packaging, as a request to enable the optional feature. I have no clue as to which section this would go in, though. They usually compile the software as it is provided by the developers, and there may be a reason that Digikam themselves don't have it on by default. If no one mentions it to them, Neon devs might never notice this, so it is worth a poke.
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thanks for filing the bug report and the help folks!
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