On 02/27/2013 08:16 AM, T. Modes wrote:
@Paolobenve
I can't reproduce the issues (Windows/Fedora). On all tested system
the window is blocked/disabled when running control point detector or
assistant. So can't change the tab or press align/..
So I assume this is a problem of the window manager. There are some
reports about bugs with modal dialogs in unity (see e.g.
https://bugs.launchpad.net/indicator-appmenu/+bug/674605 ).
So somebody on Ubuntu should have a look on this issue.
Wouldn't surprise me. My wife and I both use the same mature, very
stable PIM program with our PDAs. Under Unity, the PIM will eventually
freeze. Under any other desktop environment we've tried (KDE3, KDE4,
Gnome, XFCE, LXDE & Fluxbox) - the PIM has no problems whatever.
The Unity UI has joined my short list of software I always replace on
Linux systems. Ubuntu works with XFCE as a desktop about as well as one
can expect from Ubuntu.
@Gnome Nomad
Perhaps a quick keystroke to "resize window to fit image" would be
useful to some?
I don't know what monitor you are using. I have no monitor which would
support resolutions to show typical panoramas in 100 % ;-) The pano
canvas is always downscaled.
Thomas
It was just an echo of the idea the original poster seemed to think -
that graphics programs automatically size their window to hold whatever
image you open in the window. I've never met a graphics app that did
that, but I've not met them all ... Clearly, such a toggle should come
with the ability to recognize the max window size (display resolution or
largest canvas area available, whatever) and make the window that large
but no larger (like when you maximize the window). If it was going to
work like a graphics app would probably handle it, if the chosen image
scale gave you an image larger than that window, it could provide scroll
bars or a scroll box like GIMP does to facilitate moving around in large
images. But there'd have to be a balance somewhere to keep the program
from trying to display a 100% sized gigapixel panorama ... ;-)
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