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[ubuntu] User defined scripts in gthumb?

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http://ubuntuforums.org – Hi, all, I've been led to understand that gthumb supports executing user-defined scripts on selected images (See, for example, here.). All the instructions I can find direct me to Tools > Personalize on the main gthumb toolbar. My problem is that the Tools menu in my gthumb installation doesn't have a Personalize option. Is it possible that this is a version issue. I'm runing lucid, so i have gthumb 2.10 installed, and the current version is 2.13. I'd be willing to manually install a more current version if it'll help, but I want to first make sure that this is actually the pro (Hardware)

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