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I've converted some images from jpeg to google's WebP image format, which reduces my images' size by about 90%!



The big problem is that WebP images can only be viewed with a web browser, not with nautilus (the thumbnails) and/or any photo program at all. It seems that at this moment there is only a codec for Windows.



Does anyone know if this is also possible in Ubuntu?


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Up to 14.04


There is a plugin for the GIMP, written by Nathan Osman.


You can add this plugin from his webptools PPA:


sudo apt-add-repository ppa:george-edison55/webp

Then install the required package: gimp-webp Install gimp-webp


sudo apt-get install gimp-webp

As for thumbnails in nautilus, this seems to be a bug with MIME, as apparently (so I was told) Nautilus already "supports" the webp format, but the thumbnails do not show up as they should.


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