Good news everyone,
I managed to fix the fullscreen mode. At least it looks fixed for me :)
-- Tested on multi-screen setup on KDE5.
Here is the pull request:
https://github.com/BestImageViewer/geeqie/pull/379
What do you say? Does it work for you?
Have a nice day!
Josef Kufner
Klaus Ethgen wrote, on 3.5.2016 12:30:
> For Release this need to be set manually as before. Maybe I can make a
> better solution or someone comes up with one.
Is there really a difference between release build and ordinary build?
Does it have to be?
Git hooks are not the right tool for this task. It is better to run `git
describe` during the build process to generate a version file, which
will be compiled in and shown by `geeqie --version`.
It is easy to automatically generate version.h with few #define
statements or something like that and
> Am Mo den 2. Mai 2016 um 18:53 schrieb Josef Kufner:
>> Git hooks are not the right tool for this task. It is better to run `git
>> describe` during the build process to generate a version file, which
>> will be compiled in and shown by `geeqie --version`.
>
>&g
Klaus Ethgen wrote, on 3.5.2016 15:18:
> Am Di den 3. Mai 2016 um 13:06 schrieb Josef Kufner:
>> Klaus Ethgen wrote, on 3.5.2016 12:30:
>>> For Release this need to be set manually as before. Maybe I can make a
>>> better solution or someone comes up with one.
>
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Roger wrote, on 7.5.2016 04:24:
>> Now I recompiled it completely with gtk-3 and gps support.
>>
>> Works that far. But it shows me why I never liked GTK-3.
>> - - Mouse wheel is not working in lists anymore
>> - - Buttons and layout are ugly
>> - - Image display flickers when using map display
>>
or to split color image into three by RGB channels and process
them separately.
If you want complex shell for batch processing, this is the way to go.
If you want something simple, just run one command on a set of images.
Have a nice day!
Josef Kufner
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You can make a shell script like this to show textual representation of EXIF:
#!/bin/sh
exiftool "$1" \
| zenity --text-info --font=Monospace --width=800 --height=600 --title="$1"
Or like this to copy it directly to clipboard:
#!/bin/sh
exiftool "$1" | xsel
And then set this script as an
