SUMMARY Some of my wallpapers thumbnails dont show properly in kde's wallpaper setting or desktop settings, wallpapers, they instead show a white image STEPS TO REPRODUCE 1. Use some of the wallpapers i have provided that dont load thumbnails properly 2. Check dolphin, desktop wallpaper settings, wallpaper settings OBSERVED RESULT Thumbnails dont load on any of them EXPECTED RESULT Should show the thumbnails SOFTWARE/OS VERSIONS Linux/KDE Plasma: Endeavour os KDE Plasma Version: 6.2.4 KDE Frameworks Version: 6.8.0 Qt Version: 6.8.0 ADDITIONAL INFORMATION I feel like i may be missing some package for these thumbnails to load but i dont know what package i need, it would be nice if there was a popup saying your missing a certain plugin or package of somesort to get these thumbnails to load properly instead of having to go to the internet to figure out which package i need Checking the arch wiki i have both kdegraphics-thumbnailers and ffmpegthumbs
Created attachment 176278 [details] wallpaper
Created attachment 176279 [details] another wallpaper
Created attachment 176280 [details] screenshots of what its looks like
One thing iv noticed with these images is that they show jpeg as type but then it also shows content as png image while the other jpeg images dont show content as png image and they load their thumbnails fine
Here is some more wallpapers that dont load aswell as i cant upload them through here directly https://drive.proton.me/urls/YG4NXEXQS0#bwzuXub2ICrX
Hi - do those wallpapers show thumbnails correctly if you correct their filename extensions from .jpg to .png? Regardless of the extension they have, the content of the files is PNG images, so they won't display correctly if attempted to be processed by a JPEG thumbnailer.
(In reply to John Kizer from comment #6) > Hi - do those wallpapers show thumbnails correctly if you correct their > filename extensions from .jpg to .png? Regardless of the extension they > have, the content of the files is PNG images, so they won't display > correctly if attempted to be processed by a JPEG thumbnailer. Yes that does the fix the problem, thanks :)
Glad that worked!