I was able to reproduce this on a Ubuntu 12.10 Live CD (amd64). It can
be seen in the ltrace below that gdk_pixbuf_apply_embedded_orientation()
is called but returns the same pixbuf (no transformation done). In
Ubuntu 12.04 the same function returns a new pixbuf and we can see the
width and length
This was a regression in this release:
gdk-pixbuf (2.26.4-0ubuntu1) quantal; urgency=low
* New upstream bugfix release
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I am pretty sure the upstream commit http://git.gnome.org/browse/gdk-
pixbuf/commit/gdk-pixbuf/io-
Thanks for your report. Your second, correct photo does not have any
EXIF data, right?
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Title:
glslideshow ignores EXIF
Yes, you're right. In that case, perhaps this version of glslideshow is
ignoring all EXIF rotation data?
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I don't think this is an xscreensaver bug, on Ubuntu it uses libgdk-
pixbuf to read the jpeg files. I have to look closer another day, but
for now I tested firefox (wrong) and eog (right) on Ubuntu 12.04. After
resetting the orientation tag to top- left using the tool from
FWIW, if you run xscreensaver-getimage -verbose -file image-file.jpg
it should print a message if libgdk-pixbuf is rotating the picture.
Otherwise gdk_pixbuf_apply_embedded_orientation() could be at fault.
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That returns an error xscreensaver-getimage: no window ID specified!.
Running it with -root as well gives this:
$ xscreensaver-getimage -root -verbose -file
~/docs/photos/2012/06/10/dsc_8639.jpg
xscreensaver-getimage: grabDesktopImages: False
xscreensaver-getimage: grabVideoFrames:False
Oh, and I then see the image displayed incorrectly (rotated by 90
degrees) on the X root window.
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Title:
glslideshow
Interestingly, when I click on the links in the bug description above to
check the links are working, Firefox has the same problem as glslideshow
- dsc00112.jpg is shown correctly but dsc_8639.jpg is shown rotated. In
gthumb however, they are both shown correctly as portrait. Perhaps the
problem
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