https://bugs.kde.org/show_bug.cgi?id=73620
Henrik Fehlauer <rk...@lab12.net> changed:
What |Removed |Added
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Resolution|--- |FIXED
Status|ASSIGNED |RESOLVED
CC| |rk...@lab12.net
--- Comment #7 from Henrik Fehlauer <rk...@lab12.net> ---
There are multiple issues here, which should not be mixed up:
> I I click on an image from Konqueror it turns up nicely in Gwenview,
> but when you hit Esc it should go back to Konqueror
> and not to Gwenview's browsing mode.
That's asking more for a "Quick Look" feature, try looking around if you can
find a bug or and perhaps even an app for that. If you want Gwenview to behave
like that, you have to reconfigure the shortcut for Quit, as Holger points out.
This can even be Escape starting with Gwenview 18.04, because Bug 385242 was
fixed recently.
> I would also appreciate it if ending a slide show didn't end
> up going back to the window mode too. Especially if the
> slide show was started in fullscreen mode.
Not sure what you mean by that. When a slideshow ends, it just sits there,
independently of where it was started. You can press F11 (back to windowed view
mode), Escape (back to fullscreen browse mode) or Ctrl-Q (close Gwenview). (←
Note my comment applies to the revamped Gwenview UI, the KDE3 version was
probably different.)
> the -fq argument would tell to gwenview to quit after escape is pushed.
That would mean implementing two different behaviours, making the code quite
complex. As a command line option is an expert feature, an expert user could
also just set the custom shortcut I just mentioned.
> that -fq should also be as default setting
I disagree, exiting Gwenview by accidently pressing Escape in fullscreen is not
want regular users expect.
> i would find it more convenient when you could go back to browsing mode
> from both fullscreen and windowed viewing by pressing one key
That's already implemented, you can press Enter or Escape. The patch for Bug
305659 will allow to press Escape twice to even exit from fullscreen browse to
normal browse.
> launch a picture directly in fullscreen (or not), from konqueror
Create a custom launcher and use the "-f" option.
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Closing as FIXED for now, because as far as I can see Gwenview will support all
use cases brought up here. Also, having so many different things in one bug is
not really actionable.
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