/gtk/prep-images

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bzr branch http://bzr.ed.am/gtk/prep-images
7 by Tim Marston
updated INSTALL
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BUILDING AND INSTALLING THE PROJECT
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To build and install, type the following:
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  $ ./configure
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  $ make
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  $ make install
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You may need to be root for the last command.
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BUILDING FROM REVISION CONTROL
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To get and build the latest code from revision control, do the following:
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  $ bzr co http://bzr.ed.am/gtk/prep-images
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  $ cd prep-images
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  $ autoreconf -i
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Then follow the instructions above for building the project as normal.
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SETTING UP THUNAR (XFCE)
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 1. In Thunar, go to "Edit" -> "Configure customer actions..." and then click
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    the '+' button to add a custom action.
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 2. Under the "Basic" tab, enter the following
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        Name: Prep images
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		Description: Prepare image for publication
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		Command: prep-images %F
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 3. Click on "Appearance Conditions", make sure only "Image Files" is ticked.
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    Then press OK.
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Now you should be able to select one or more images, right-click and select
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"Prep images" from the menu.
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SETTING UP NAUTILUS (GNOME2)
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To enable the use of prep. images in Nautilus, create a symlink in your nautlus
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scripts directory. At the time of writing (and even though I'm using a GNOME 3
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desktop), the nautilus scripts directory is ~/.gnome2/nautilus-scripts. So,
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doing something like the following should work:
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  $ ln -s /usr/local/bin/prep-images ~/.gnome2/nautilus-scripts/prep-images
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After having done this, you should be able to right-click on an image (or
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several images at once) and select Scripts -> prep-images.