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Hello Martin,
thanks for the help.
Martin Stolle [EMAIL PROTECTED] writes:
The i is part of the if. The command starts right after the w.
Anyways, try this:
%wif convert -rotate 90 %p .tmp_%p; then mv .tmp_%p %p; else rm .tmp_%p;fi
converts needs at first filenam, then options
On Thu, 23 Oct 2008 16:44:36 + (UTC)
Werner [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
I defined shortcuts to rotate (r and l) but I want also to save the image
rotated. Therefore would be good a simple shortcut like s, ctrl+s or shift+s.
But it seems, geeqie can't do that, does it???
Hi Werner,
