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Are those clean installs without copying over some home folder?My workstation install has been through several Mint upgrades and I think the upgrade from 21.3 to 22 had problems and I had to restore from backup. That computer is on Mint 22.1 now and still has the problem, even though KeePassXC accesses GVFS stuff fine. I am not sure when the problem started.My other computer which runs Mint 21.3 accesses the network shares fine, I wonder if it's some configuration file or something that went wrong during an upgrade.If you have a spare disk maybe try a fresh install to that without copying anything over and try that, I bet it will work.
I had these packages installed:gvfsgvfs-backendsgvfs-commongvfs-daemongvfs-fusegvfs-libsI think gvfs-backends handles the SMB stuff. I can also access my KeePassXC database which is a gvfs SMB link.
You need to install the GVFS packages for your system, noticeably the relevant SMB driver for GVFS. SMB networks have been confirmed to work with Ansel on Ubuntu and PopOS. GVFS provides the abstraction layer and handles the I/O through its own drivers, Ansel simply connects to that.
I have now also tried Linux Mint Debian Edition 6 on the same machine, that works, but Ansel does not see the network shares in Mint 22.
Thanks for the response. A box pops up which says:"ansel.exe - Entry Point Not FoundThe procedure entry point CreateFile2 could not be located in the dynamic link library KERNEL32.dll."
I don't really expect it to be fixed, but the more recent builds of Ansel throw up an error in Windows 7 now. ansel-43e4fce-win64.exe seems to be the latest version to successfully launch in Windows 7, in case anyone else was dealing with the same issue.
I'm trying import photos from an SMB share on my NAS, however, no network locations show up while trying to import on my Linux Mint 22 workstation, even though I'm properly logged into the share and can access it from the file browser. On the other hand, my older PC (running Mint 21.3) has no problem doing the same thing and the network locations show up underneath the computer's local resources. Both instances are using "Ansel-0.0.0+980.ga329ee63-x86_64.AppImage". Any ideas what's going wrong?
Sometimes when exporting photos I want to create multiple different resolutions: full resolution JPEG at 90% (say), 2160px max height JPEG at 80%, 1080px max height JPEG at 75-80% and maybe an even smaller thumbnail too. Often I would like to strip out all the metadata too. I gather some Windows and Mac users use JPEGmini, is there an option for Linux or would it be a good thing to add to Ansel's export section? At the very least it would be good to have a 'clear EXIF data' option. What are your thoughts?
Yes, it IS working fine in Windows 7 so far. Windows 10 was always a line in the sand for me so I've been migrating to Linux over the last two to three years (wish I'd done it sooner).Coming from DT 4.2.1 a few of the modules complained when importing from XMP: Highlight Reconstruction, Filmic and I think Lens Correction were not happy. I had Highlight Reconstruction set to "inpaint opposed" in DT and had to select a new option in Ansel.
Fair enough and thank you for the reply! I'll have to figure out how to install it on Linux (and how to get Affinity Photo ported too). I know there were some people who made progress on porting AF using WINE but it looked complicated.P.S. - Your rant on DT4 was highly amusing. Well done putting together Ansel! I only installed it last night, it's taking a little getting used to but so far it does actually feel a little faster.
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