GloobusPreview Update-supports GTK3 and Ubuntu12.04

GloobusPreview is a fast file preview software that supports pictures, documents (PDF, ODF, ODS, etc.), source files, audio (MP3, WAV, OGG, and above), videos (AVI, OGG, MKV, FLV, etc.), folder, archive file, Font, plain text file. Gloobus-preview: Recently, GloobusPreview has been fixed and can work on Ubuntu12.04. It also supports GTK3, password-protected files, and file rewriting plug-ins.

Gloobus Preview is a fast file Preview software that supports pictures, documents (PDF, ODF, ODS, etc.), source files, audio (MP3, WAV, OGG and above ), video (AVI, OGG, MKV, FLV, etc.), folders, archived files, fonts, and plain text files.

Gloobus-preview

Recently, Gloobus Preview has been fixed and can work on Ubuntu 12.04. It also supports GTK3, password-protected files, rewrite file plug-ins, WebM, fixed TTF, PDF, and video plug-ins.

Install Gloobus Preview in Ubuntu

To use Gloobus Preview, you must install gloobus-sushi. Gloobus-sushi is also an application similar to Gloobus Preview. It is introduced to GNOME3 and is not integrated with Ubuntu Unity.

Install and use the official PPA source in Ubuntu12.04 or 11.10 by using the following command:

Sudo add-apt-repository ppa: gloobus-dev/gloobus-preview
Sudo apt-get update
Sudo apt-get install gloobus-preview gloobus-sushi
To support more document files, run the following command to install unoconv:

Sudo apt-get install unoconv
After the installation is complete, open the Nautilus File Manager, select some files, and press the Space key to use Gloobus Preview to quickly Preview the file.

Use Gloobus Preview in the Marlin File Manager

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The default file manager Marlin can also use Gloobus Preview. You need to install Dconf to edit and set Marlin to support Gloobus Preview:

Sudo apt-get install dconf-tools
Start the Dconf editor and choose "application"> "marlin"> "preference"> "preview path"/usr/bin/gloobus-preview ". Then, just like in Nautilus, you can use the space key to quickly preview the file.

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