#Chrome os lightroom how to#

So, next time you find an image in the Images section that you want to delete or rename, find the folder where it is saved in, and you are good. The same is applicable to the Audio and Video sections too. You will need to go the original folder where the image is saved in, to delete or rename the file. The reason is, this is just a “view” and not a folder. The delete option will be disabled or grayed out. You cannot, however, delete tor rename the image from here.

You can even right-click an image and set it as a wallpaper. If you click “More actions”, you will see all the apps from your Chromebook that can do something using the image (Gmail to send it via image, LightRoom to edit it, etc). You can copy the file, use “Get info” to see additional details about the file. From there, you can click the pencil icon to edit the image. You will see all of them here.ĭouble-click and open the picture. Your Chromebook might have some images in the Downloads folder and some in your Play Files folder where Android apps keep their files. This will show all the images on your Chromebook regardless of their folder. Let’s take the Images section as an example.

The Chrome OS Files app, the built-in file manager, shows three different sections called Audio, Images, and Videos which show content from all the sources you have on your Chromebook.

#Chrome os lightroom how to#

I made a video to show you how to find and delete filesīrowsing through Google’s official Chromebook forum where I have started contributing more these days, I noticed a people saying “unable to delete images”.Īll those questions on the forum have been answered by the amazing community members, but I am taking a minute here to explain to all my friends here.