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Please use this thread for discussion regarding
https://help.ubuntu.com/community/ThunarCustomActions
Support threads should be posted in normal forums.
Thank you.
Convert animated gif from selected images:
command "convert" is a part of imagemagick, and more customisation you will find http://www.imagemagick.org/script/co...line-tools.phpCode:convert -loop 0 -dispose 2 %F %F.gif
This custom action need a polishing - don't now how - sometimes imagemagick croping images.
Edited:this custom command make smaller gif'sCode:convert -loop 0 -dispose 2 -layers OptimizeTransparency %F %F.gif
Resolution of animated gif is taken from first image in selection. If first have 100x200 pixels - animation will get same resolution.
This command great for my, cause pencil (program to create animations) not exporting to any file
And my kids like to draw animations for theirs phones![]()
Last edited by scania_gti; August 19th, 2012 at 09:05 PM.
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A nice simple one
Nano as Root
you could add your password to cut out having to type it (not secure):Code:xfce4-terminal -e "sudo nano %f"
Code:xfce4-terminal -e "echo "yourpasswd" | sudo -S nano %f"
Last edited by Merrattic; September 3rd, 2012 at 01:40 AM.
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Here is a Thunar custom action that will send a file's basename, stripped of its file identifier, to xclip. It works for filenames with extra periods in them, as well as for filenames with spaces in them:
IHTH someone!Code:qtnhygghj=%n ; echo -n "${qtnhygghj%%.*}" | xclip -selection c
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