Maybe we should just open a bug report.

I also tried to set this value but setting that does not seem to work.

$ cd /home/pawel/.var/app/io.missioncenter.MissionCenter/config
$ cat hwmon0/fan1_max 
11000

I was not aware of this wiki, I searched only in Issues. This seems to solve my problem.

Thanks

I just had the same issue with the latest version 4.7.4

Unluckily, I haven't collected any logs. Next time I will try to provide them for you. Maybe this issue should be reopened

I am on Fedora 41 with Gnome 47 and I got error: Error: Argument resource may not be null

Version I used: v5.2.1 (IDK, why extension manager does not display proper version but 0)

I tested an arch linux with kernel from chimeraos
https://github.com/ChimeraOS/linux-chimeraos/releases/tag/v6.13.5-chos2-2

And everything worked fine in my configuration.

Relevant discord link: https://discord.com/channels/725125934759411753/1348056194014773269/1348298581840232538

I have also some problems with missing tablet mode.

I am on stock Fedora 41 (Gnome) with ROG Flow X13 2022 (GV301).
When I fold my laptop into tablet-like position, my keyboard and trackpad are still active.

@flukejones
If you want, I can help with testing patches which may provide this functionality.

As mentioned above.

This can be used in scenarios where I want to convert photos from multiple subdirectories.
Moreover, this kind of solution should also handle changing extension of file.

Maybe you should also describe handling of this kind of metadata in your user docs? https://calyxos.org/docs/guide/security/location/

Thanks, this seems to be a solution for my issue.
Big thanks for your quick answer.

Basic info

• Device: Pixel 6a
• CalyxOS version: 6.2.1

Brief description of the issue

My gallery app Aves Libre cannot access the GPS metadata of images which were synchronized using syncthing (GPS metadata from photos just made with my camera work fine).

Steps to reproduce

(I think there should be a simpler way of obtaining 2 photo files with different permissions, but I am not aware o any)

1. Properly configure aves libre to work with metadata (give permissions)
2. Make 2 photos with GPS metadata
3. Configure syncthing app (I use Syncthing fork ) on Android and your PC
4. Link photo directories and wait
5. (on linked PC) Move one photo from directory to its subdirectory (from .../DCIM/Camera to .../DCIM/Camera/Vacation) and wait for synchronization

Now the moved photo has changed ith owner from Camera to Syncthing-Fork

Expected result

Moved photo can show its metadata in gallery app.

Actual result

Photo which was moved shows value 0 in Latitude and Longitude

Screenshots (if any)

Metadata of moved file (this one was later moved back, because I thought that subdirectories were not indexed or something):

Metadata of another photo:

Permissions of Aves (gallery app)

Any other info

Original discussion can be found here: https://github.com/deckerst/aves/issues/1366 (I think it's worth checking)

I guess this may be caused by different owner of the file.
Because metadata is not lost. (it can be seen on my PC after dowloading this file via USB-C)

@adhami3310 Sorry, maybe I was not clear enough.

simple bash script

I showed this repo as an example showing how to accomplish this goal with most of the file explorers. It could be done using simple bash script (Ubuntu wiki link ).

I mean switcheroo could just place a file with Switcheroo script in the proper location.

For example switcheroo during first execution checks whether directory ~/.local/share/nautilus/scripts exists and if yes it places switcheroo.sh in that directory.

But there is also a bit different way:

Use nautilus-python package

This is a bit less universal solution and more complicated (but it integrates better with nautilus). You could use nautilus-python to create a simple extension for nautilus. (For example, I use a script which is used for opening vscode in selected directory, or opening a selected file in code's editor )

In this case you could just place your file switcheroo.py in the directory ~/.local/share/nautilus-python/extensions

@adhami3310

You could use Enhanced File Manager Actions for Linux for this purpose. Preparing one file would add compatibility with many file managers like nautilus, dolphin, nemo etc.

I think this can be reopened now 😄

It would be incredibly useful to integrate this app with file managers like nautilus.
You could just press right button on file or selection of files and select option clear metadata to just launch this app with list of these files ready to be cleaned (or just clean them in the background Up 2 you)

many file managers already support one standard of scripts used for extending their functionalities

https://github.com/cfgnunes/nautilus-scripts

This does not seem to affect my case, because I was still able to see locations in photos with proper GPS. If this hid location metadata, then I would not be able to see it in any photo. (This problem seems to occur randomly)

But I tested it anyway. After disabling it and rebooting, I still don't see location in affected photos.

I used:

• Aves on Android
• File info (RMB -> Properties -> image) in Ubuntu file explorer
• Nextcloud Memories app in web browser

Basic info

• Device: Pixel 6a
• CalyxOS version: 5.11.0

Brief description of the issue

I have enabled embedding GPS metadata in my photos, but often my photos end up without these data embedded into them. (GPS location is always on)

Steps to reproduce

• Enable location in phone
• Enable GPS metadata in photos
• Do a lot of photos in random moments during vacation

Expected result

All of the photos are geotagged (time and location of GPS measurement does not have to be precise, at least proper region should be marked)

Actual result

Some photos don't have tags

Logs (if available, they make fixing much easier)

(Logs can contain sensitive info, you can also email to [[email protected]](mailto:[email protected]) - please mention
your gitlab username and some details about the issue)

Screenshots (if any)

Any other info

Example photo: