webp is awesome, but has the problem that it's relatively new so not 
everything supports it by default.

If you want to convert install imagemagic to get the convert command:
apt install imagemagick

then all you have to do is:
convert your_webp_image.webp new_jpeg_image.jpg

That will give you a jpeg version of the original webp.  You could also 
use GIMP and just load and the export to a jpeg.

Keep in mind that the image will get bigger and that webp does stuff 
that jpeg does like transparency.  If the image has transparency, you're 
better off converting it to a png.  That will most likely make it a lot 
bigger, but you will keep you transparency intact.

Brian Cluff

On 1/4/23 18:36, joe--- via PLUG-discuss wrote:
> webp is a nuisance (imho).
>
> I tried to: sudo apt install webp
> so I could convert them to jpgs
> and that did not work.
>
> It is also not in synoptic.
>
> Any suggestions?
>
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