04-09-2015, 11:32 PM
More on a side note:
The file extension on Linux is a lot more flexible. If you run in a terminal
you will see what the system assumes what type of file it is. On Linux you can easily rename for example a jpg file to txt. The system (run file on it) will still recognize it as jpg. The use of extensions to open the file in a certain application is a different story though.
(04-09-2015, 10:39 AM)Monkeyman link Wrote: The file properties show the pic name as: DCF1020.jpeg meaning it's a .jpeg.
The file extension on Linux is a lot more flexible. If you run in a terminal
Code:
file <name_of_your_file>