Yanes-GMime : Change your Mimetypes names , icons and default apps under gnome desktop
Due to lack of a such tool under Gnome envirenment , Many internautes from
the linux community (using Ubuntu , fedora,..) are asking for a simple way to
change mime types on their gnome desktops ,
you may want to assign a specific icon to your files , or
assign a specific application to open some file type ,
or even make mime type for your source files , or documents diffrent from the default one .
* New in version 0.2:
* More compatibility with Gnome Envirenment under Ubuntu .
* Added compatibility with KDE predifined mimetypes .
* Fixed major bug when dealing with Double defined Mimetypes.
* Is now almost compatible with the FreeDesktop.org specifications .
*Testing :
This tool is tested under Ubuntu 14.04 x64
please provide results for use in other distros .
*Download :
get it from here: Yanes-GMimev0.2-x64 .
The only compiled version is the amd64 ,I will try to get the x86 one
ready soon .
I'm waiting for comments and test results to improve it
Yanes-GMimev0.2
Due to lack of a such tool under Gnome envirenment , Many internautes from
the linux community (using Ubuntu , fedora,..) are asking for a simple way to
change mime types on their gnome desktops ,
you may want to assign a specific icon to your files , or
assign a specific application to open some file type ,
or even make mime type for your source files , or documents diffrent from the default one .
Yanes-GMime make all the needed changes in single click , in a very simplified
Graphical Interface .* New in version 0.2:
* More compatibility with Gnome Envirenment under Ubuntu .
* Added compatibility with KDE predifined mimetypes .
* Fixed major bug when dealing with Double defined Mimetypes.
* Is now almost compatible with the FreeDesktop.org specifications .
*Testing :
This tool is tested under Ubuntu 14.04 x64
please provide results for use in other distros .
*Download :
get it from here: Yanes-GMimev0.2-x64 .
The only compiled version is the amd64 ,I will try to get the x86 one
ready soon .
I'm waiting for comments and test results to improve it
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ReplyDeleteGave Error - Default Icon /TempIcons/48x48 unable to write to directory. If you put a 48 x 48 png in the /TempIcons/48x48 directory with the name Document-XXX.png it give the same error on the 32x32 directroy but if you place a png file of the correct size with the name Document-XXX.png in the 48x48, 32x32, 24x24 directory the program does seem to work. (replace the XXX with the file extension you are trying to change). Hope this helps
ReplyDeleteAnd this was on Ubuntu 16.04 64bit machine running an Intel Core I5 CPU
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