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samba shares - cannot see files content

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enter image description hereHello, I have below issue, I have a lot of samba shares and cannot see files (images) content. Is it possible to do something with it ?

ChanganAuto avatar
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I think you mean not seeing *thumbnails*, right? The default setting for Files is to show a preview only for local files. It can be changed in preferences > preview
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hello, can You please show me how to do it ? In KDE inside preview I don't see this.
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This is a good example of why it's important to include Ubuntu release and flavor in the questions. I assume standard Ubuntu with Gnome's default file manager - Files, formerly known as Nautilus -, Kubuntu's Dolphin is a different program. Check preferences. It probably has a similar one.
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Hello, Definetily I agree with You, everytime it should be provided OS Version and x-interface used. Regarding my question I have checked and Nautilus after change preview settings correctly viewing previews, but Dolphin not. Can someone help me what can I do with it ?
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In your file manager go to: Edit >> Preferences >> Preview.

Where it is with the option: "Local Files Only" change it to "Yes" as shown in the image below.

view thumbnail of images on computers on the network

Note that in some cases you have the option to select to view thumbnails smaller than xx megabytes.

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