I've found an interesting bug on Linux with DIM 1.47.5 (which was there before too) - when adding files to an image, the Add Files box doesn't show all files even though it says it should do. Instead, it displays only files with a dot in them. This isn't ideal when adding to, say, a DFS image (where most files won't have dots in them).
I believe what's happening is that you're likely using *.* to mean "all files". On Windows platforms this will indeed show all files, but on Linux, that specifically means "files that have a dot in them". To actually show all files on Linux, you should use a plain * instead. (I believe this also works on Windows too, though you may want to test this!)
(The changelog suggests you already fixed this in 1.38, but as far as I can tell, you only did so for the "Open Image" dialog - not the "Add Files" dialog.)
I believe what's happening is that you're likely using *.* to mean "all files". On Windows platforms this will indeed show all files, but on Linux, that specifically means "files that have a dot in them". To actually show all files on Linux, you should use a plain * instead. (I believe this also works on Windows too, though you may want to test this!)
(The changelog suggests you already fixed this in 1.38, but as far as I can tell, you only did so for the "Open Image" dialog - not the "Add Files" dialog.)
Statistics: Posted by Sophira — Mon Feb 03, 2025 12:56 am