On 27/08/2011 21:18, Peter Bienstman wrote:
1.x was fundamentally broken in the sence that if you had images larger than
the screen, that would push the controls beyond reach, so something definitely
had to be done about this, as many people complained about this. That's the
reason why there are now scrollbars.
This stopped being much of a problem for me when I stopped worrying
about whether I could see the buttons, and I always use key-presses
anyway rather than the mouse. I no longer resize images that I am going
to use in mnemosyne. Instead a run a quick 'sed' one-liner (below) that
scans the data file and puts in the appropriate height and that works ok
for me. As long as I can see the answer (almost always a two line piece
of text; botanic and common name) I'm quite happy.
sed -e "s/jpg\".*>/jpg\" height=550>/" <
/home/dougie/.mnemosyne/default.mem > /home/dougie/mnemnewres
cp -v /home/dougie/mnemnewres /home/dougie/.mnemosyne/default.mem
I use Linux (Mint 10) and had a go installing the beta but wasn't
successful, so will just stick with 1.x in the meantime.
Dougie
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