Hi Allan,

2012/1/15 AKS-Gmail-IMAP <[email protected]>

> Harry,
>
> These are my findings on a PPC running 10.5.8. I have been out of touch
> for a while so I have not tested the previous multiblend versions.
>
> - I saw the new (to me) "I am Hugin .. " message regarding preference
> settings. This is nice.
> - The Preferences form did not open wide enough to completely see all the
> tabs.
> - I reset Preferences to default.
> - cpfind control point detection clearly failed, instantly, without any
> error reporting.
> - The default multirow line from the cpfind argument list is not the
> problem.
>

I'm completely flabbergasted. cpfind is only i386 and not ppc. That's the
reason it doesn't function. Fortunately it is the only binary, but still I
have no clue how this has happened. What's worse is that it's also in the
2011.4.0 release bundle so it's already for a longer time. I'm also
astonished that none of the other ppc users ever mentioned this. Thanks
that you did.


- The vertical line control point detection functioned properly.
>
>
- The Assistant process did not realize no control points were generated.
> The process happily opened up the fast preview with all the images stacked
> on each other.
>


> - PTBatcherGUI needs to open in front focus so that its overwrite file
> form is visible. This has been going on for some time.
> - The PTBatcherGUI form window cannot be resized to be smaller in width.
> The resize height functions properly. The PTBatcherGUI minimum form window
> width on this machine fits exactly in the 1440 pixel width.
>
>

PTBatcherGui's window behavior also needs some improvement on my Intel.


Harry

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