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  • Schwarzer Kater
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    Hm…
    Did you prophylactically erase your user account's caches after release-upgrading to Kubuntu 26.04?

    Could help, but will do no harm if it doesn't (at least I have never had any problems in KDE Plasma doing that - I have had little inconveniences after erasing user caches with Linux Mint though, it had something to do with Cinnemon and 3rd party add-ons).

    -> Restart your computer -> don't log in -> on the log in screeen press [Ctrl] [Alt] [F5] -> enter your user name and your password
    -> enter the following commands exactly as posted (a space at the wrong place and you could erase your system!)​:

    sudo -i [Return]​ (and your password again -> user name should be "root" after that)

    cd /home/name_of_your_user_account [Return]

    rm -r .cache/* [Return]

    exit [Return]​ (user name should be "name_of_your_user_account" again

    exit [Return]​ (once again - to log out from your user account on this tty)

    -> press [Ctrl] [Alt] [F1]​ -> you should see the graphical log in screen (SDDM) again -> log in with your user account

    This log in could take little a bit longer than normally, because some caches have to be generated again now.
    Last edited by Schwarzer Kater; Apr 27, 2026, 01:21 PM. Reason: layout, additions and also added warning

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  • greenster
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    Originally posted by life0riley View Post
    I made edits and added additional info to my previous post https://www.kubuntuforums.net/forum/...463#post691463



    Is Dolphin configured to show previews for any file size?
    ...Yes, that's how it's set up.

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  • life0riley
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    I made edits and added additional info to my previous post https://www.kubuntuforums.net/forum/...463#post691463

    Were any of the files created saved with the wrong extension? In other words, a .png saved as a .jpg?

    Is Dolphin configured to show previews for any file size?

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  • life0riley
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    I'm a little stumped here. After web searching I found https://forum.manjaro.org/t/dolphin-...-images/116524, but this post is almost 4 years old. I tried to duplicate this by changing the extension, but that didn't work. [Edit: I only change .png to .PNG, but that is the same file type.]

    [Edit: This works if you change the extension on the image file to the wrong type. Example: Changing a .jpg to a .png. I was able to duplicate it by doing this.]

    [Additional info] Another way to prevent file previews from showing: Configure Dolphin --> Interface --> Previews tab Local Storage. If the number set here is smaller than the file size, the preview will not show. I was able to demonstrate this. Is this local storage number set to files of any size?

    Maybe someone with more knowledge of this can jump in here.
    Last edited by life0riley; Apr 26, 2026, 03:55 PM. Reason: Information missing

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  • greenster
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    ‘Show previews’ was not disabled. Only images created since the upgrade are not displayed; older ones, which I created using Kubuntu 25.10, are visible.

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  • life0riley
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    Did Dolphin settings get reset to default with the upgrade? If so, previews may have been unchecked.

    Check Show Previews
    View --> Show Previews

    If you don't show the menu bar displayed
    Hamburger icon --> More --> View --> Show Previews

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  • Since upgrading to Kubuntu 26.04 LTS, images are no longer displayed

    Since upgrading to Kubuntu 26.04 LTS, images that I add to Dolphin via screenshot or have downloaded are no longer displayed. This issue did not occur in Kubuntu 25.10.

    How can I fix this issue?


    Click image for larger version  Name:	Bildschirmfoto_20260426_150143.png Views:	149 Size:	104.1 KB ID:	691441
    Last edited by greenster; Apr 30, 2026, 11:31 AM.

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