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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.
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Since upgrading to Kubuntu 26.04 LTS, images are no longer displayed
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Last edited by Schwarzer Kater; Apr 27, 2026, 01:21 PM. Reason: layout, additions and also added warning
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...Yes, that's how it's set up.Originally posted by life0riley View PostI 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?
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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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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.
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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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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?
Last edited by greenster; Apr 30, 2026, 11:31 AM.
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