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I have a xcf file which is corrupted and can't be recovered but it still has thumbnail which is large enough for me. I checked ~/.thumbnails to get it to my home folder but there are 9900 files (I guess they are named with md5) and I can't check them all.

I'm using Xubuntu 14.04. How can I get the corresponding thumbnail.png of a file?

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I have a xcf file which is corrupted and can't be recovered but it still has thumbnail which is large enough for me. I checked ~/.thumbnails to get it to my home folder but there are 9900 files (I guess they are named with md5) and I can't check them all.

I'm using Xubuntu 14.04. How can I get the corresponding thumbnail.png of a file?

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I have a xcf file which is corrupted and can't be recovered but it still has thumbnail which is large enough for me. I checked ~/.thumbnails to get it to my home folder but there are 9900 files (I guess they are named with md5) and I can't check them all.

I'm using Xubuntu 14.04. How can I get the corresponding thumbnail.png of a file?

thumbnails

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I am not aware of any easy way to do this. (I assume you don't have a backup from which you can restore the xcf file?)

You could try searching the thumbnail directory for files created after the timestamp of your xcf to see if that reduces the number of thumbnail images you need to review:

mkdir newer_thumbs

find .thumbnails -type f -newer 'corrupted.xcf' -exec ln --target newer_thumbs {} +

This will create a newer_thumbs directory containing only thumbnails that were created more recently that your corrupted.xcf file. (You can delete the entire folder when you're done, as it contains only links to the full set of thumbnails.)

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Suppose the image file is picture.jpg.
You can install imagemagick and use the following command.

sudo apt-get install imagemagick

convert -thumbnail 200 picture.jpg thumb.picture.jpg

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I am not aware of any easy way to do this. (I assume you don't have a backup from which you can restore the xcf file?)

You could try searching the thumbnail directory for files created after the timestamp of your xcf to see if that reduces the number of thumbnail images you need to review:

mkdir newer_thumbs

find .thumbnails -type f -newer 'corrupted.xcf' -exec ln --target newer_thumbs {} +

This will create a newer_thumbs directory containing only thumbnails that were created more recently that your corrupted.xcf file. (You can delete the entire folder when you're done, as it contains only links to the full set of thumbnails.)

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I am not aware of any easy way to do this. (I assume you don't have a backup from which you can restore the xcf file?)

You could try searching the thumbnail directory for files created after the timestamp of your xcf to see if that reduces the number of thumbnail images you need to review:

mkdir newer_thumbs

find .thumbnails -type f -newer 'corrupted.xcf' -exec ln --target newer_thumbs {} +

This will create a newer_thumbs directory containing only thumbnails that were created more recently that your corrupted.xcf file. (You can delete the entire folder when you're done, as it contains only links to the full set of thumbnails.)

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I am not aware of any easy way to do this. (I assume you don't have a backup from which you can restore the xcf file?)

You could try searching the thumbnail directory for files created after the timestamp of your xcf to see if that reduces the number of thumbnail images you need to review:

mkdir newer_thumbs

find .thumbnails -type f -newer 'corrupted.xcf' -exec ln --target newer_thumbs {} +

This will create a newer_thumbs directory containing only thumbnails that were created more recently that your corrupted.xcf file. (You can delete the entire folder when you're done, as it contains only links to the full set of thumbnails.)

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answered Sep 23 '15 at 9:12

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mkdir newer_thumbs

find .thumbnails -type f -newer 'corrupted.xcf' -exec ln --target newer_thumbs {} +

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Suppose the image file is picture.jpg.
You can install imagemagick and use the following command.

sudo apt-get install imagemagick

convert -thumbnail 200 picture.jpg thumb.picture.jpg

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Suppose the image file is picture.jpg.
You can install imagemagick and use the following command.

sudo apt-get install imagemagick

convert -thumbnail 200 picture.jpg thumb.picture.jpg

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Suppose the image file is picture.jpg.
You can install imagemagick and use the following command.

sudo apt-get install imagemagick

convert -thumbnail 200 picture.jpg thumb.picture.jpg

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edited Sep 23 '15 at 9:19

Reza

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answered Sep 23 '15 at 9:13

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sudo apt-get install imagemagick

convert -thumbnail 200 picture.jpg thumb.picture.jpg

share|improve this answer

edited Sep 23 '15 at 9:19

Reza

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answered Sep 23 '15 at 9:13

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edited Sep 23 '15 at 9:19

Reza

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