> However, what about this scenario: have an "open in default image
> editor" button in the image viewer.
Interesting that "less" for example has this, and is extremely
comfortable. If you press "v" while viewing a file, it opens in an
editor, positioned to the same place where the viewer was.
Ba
On Wed, 2007-12-19 at 00:14 -0500, Jacob Beauregard wrote:
> However, what about this scenario: have an "open in default image
> editor" button in the image viewer.
eog (GNOME's default image viewer) has an "Open With" menu item in the
"File" menu with a sub-menu to choose the appropiate app, muc
Jacob Beauregard wrote:
>...
> I have an idea. It seems that there's a battle
> between image viewing and editing for default
> application's file association between different
> users. Some users use mostly image editing, while
> some users mostly just want to view files. However,
> there are more
Kovacs Baldvin wrote:
>> However, what about this scenario: have an "open in default image
>> editor" button in the image viewer.
>
> Interesting that "less" for example has this, and is extremely
> comfortable. If you press "v" while viewing a file, it opens in an
> editor
Interesting that when o
What I'm saying is that there are different ways to work with image
files, like edit, and manage/view., and that default applications, as a
design constraint, can't choose which one you want to do around half of
the time (if editing and viewing have similar weights). Editing has a
larger cost t
