When you plug in a digital camera on an Ubuntu system, Gthumb is the default tool to import your shots. I prefer F-Spot over Gthumb because of the tagging and webexport functions. To change this default setting to use F-Spot instead of Gthumb do the following:
Click on System > Preferences > Removable Drives and Media. Go to the Cameras tab. Change the "
The next time you attach your digital camera or a photocard, f-spot will be used for the import.
Click on System > Preferences > Removable Drives and Media. Go to the Cameras tab. Change the "
gnome-volume-manager-gthumb %h
" command to "f-spot-import %h
".The next time you attach your digital camera or a photocard, f-spot will be used for the import.
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