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minus-square@grue@lemmy.worldlinkfedilink59•1 day agoIs this a Windows problem I’m too Linux to understand? Seriously, everything on my computer – Firefox, Dolphin, Gwenview, GIMP, etc. – supports webp just fine.
minus-square@0x0@lemmy.ziplinkfedilink4•13 hours ago I’m too Linux to understand? The advantage of using shared libraries is that you only need the one to support webp system-wide and then all apps that need it have it.
minus-square@TeddE@lemmy.worldlinkfedilink30•24 hours agoYes. As someone who uses both, this is a M$ problem.
minus-squareJesuslinkfedilink15•22 hours agoIt’s an everywhere problem. A lot of sites and apps still don’t support it, but a most browsers do. So people download images from their browser, then they try to view / edit locally, or upload and share, and they hit a wall.
minus-squareTrackinDaKrakenlinkfedilinkEnglish11•23 hours agoWe of the privileged Linux class. Yeah, same here. No problem with webp on Linux Mint.
minus-squareɯᴉuoʇuɐlinkfedilink7•edit-222 hours agoI guess it’s Windows users with the default image viewer. IrfanView on W10 handles webp fine for me.
minus-squareThis is fine🔥🐶☕🔥linkfedilink2•14 hours agoIrfanView is GOAT. On par with VLC or Firefox IMO.
minus-square@sga@lemmings.worldlinkfedilinkEnglish4•23 hours agoyes, because we just have 1 good libwebp library
Is this a Windows problem I’m too Linux to understand?
Seriously, everything on my computer – Firefox, Dolphin, Gwenview, GIMP, etc. – supports webp just fine.
The advantage of using shared libraries is that you only need the one to support webp system-wide and then all apps that need it have it.
Yes. As someone who uses both, this is a M$ problem.
It’s an everywhere problem. A lot of sites and apps still don’t support it, but a most browsers do. So people download images from their browser, then they try to view / edit locally, or upload and share, and they hit a wall.
We of the privileged Linux class.
Yeah, same here. No problem with webp on Linux Mint.
I guess it’s Windows users with the default image viewer. IrfanView on W10 handles webp fine for me.
IrfanView is GOAT. On par with VLC or Firefox IMO.
So does XnView, both Windows and Linux.
yes, because we just have 1 good libwebp library