On Mon, 2005-03-21 at 21:50 +0100, MDK wrote: > Could it be that Beagle is not actually using the GNOME/Nautilus > thumbnails for images? I suspect because: > > 1) While using Beagle under some system load, I noticed that I can "see" > images being rendered in BEST (white gecko jpeg "parsing" line). It > looks to me like images (say: 800x600) are being gecko-scaled to fit the > thumbnail (and I've got thumbnails for them in Nautilus)
It should be using the thumbnails. In Best hit Ctrl-U to see the HTML source and see where the file is being loaded from. I just tried it on a jpg in my homedir, and it worked for me: <img src="file:///home/joe/.thumbnails/normal/1d3f9bf9ee36088bba59ec9f47c24033.png"> > 2) I've got some SVG drawings that render perfect thumbnails in > Nautilus. In beagle I can only see "broken-image" flag for them. This is because Gecko doesn't support rendering of SVG. It'd be good to open a bug on this if there isn't one already. Joe _______________________________________________ Dashboard-hackers mailing list [email protected] http://mail.gnome.org/mailman/listinfo/dashboard-hackers
