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[Bug] Open Location fails: volume doesn't implement mount #32
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This is likely due to the fact that I didn't give gimp network access permission. I did not think it likely that gimp would ever need to be able to access the network in it's job of editing images. I can add the plug to give the snap permission to access the network, though I'm not sure it is a good idea. |
I use it frequently, I'd imagine it's common, for getting and editing images from the Web, instead of saving the image locally and then opening it on GIMP. I configured I much preferred snap GIMP than flatpak GIMP: it loads much more quickly and snap updates work out of the box (I had to set up a systemd timer to fire flatpak updates daily). But I installed flatpak GIMP because it has network access, so it fits in my workflow. |
Actually, I'm just waiting for snap GIMP to get network access, when I'll ditch flatpak GIMP once and for all and install snap GIMP. |
Hi there! We recently merged a big overhaul of the GIMP snap, keeping us up to date with the latest 3.0 feature release. The snap has been rebased on core24, has migrated to a much improved GNOME extension & content snap, and is now using many more components from the Ubuntu archive. Given either the version stated in this issue, or the last time the issue was updated, it's highly likely that the issue is resolved or is no longer relevant to the supported version of GIMP. As part of getting the snap and the repo back on track, and to help us prioritise ongoing issues, I'm working through all issues that refer to older versions or haven't been updated in a while. I'm closing this issue for now, but please comment if the issue still persists, and I'll reopen and prioritise getting it fixed, or at least get you an update! |
Issue still present on 3.0.2 Ubuntu 20.04 Wayland.
Occurs when trying to download a file or perform a drag and drop operation from firefox. |
Related: ubuntu/snapcraft-desktop-helpers#135 |
Opening an image from a HTTPS location fails with error:
volume doesn't implement mount
Here's a screenshot when I tried to open https://www.howtogeek.com/wp-content/uploads/2016/04/img_571c03f856528.png:

The error is the same for HTTP locations. The flatpak version doesn't have this issue, so it's not a GIMP generic issue.
I'm running GIMP 2.10.2 on Xubuntu 18.04.
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