Hi all,
The crop dialog in gthumb is currently quite confusing. The main "crop
now" button is hidden in the upper left, diagonally opposite the main
button cluster. See for example:
http://www.avtechpulse.com/downloads/crop-old.png
New users normally drag a selection area with the mouse, and t
Matthew Paul Thomas wrote:
> This repetition is a telltale sign that the dialog shouldn't exist.
> Doing cropping in the main window instead would result in the same
> function having much less interface.
Hmm, thanks, that's food for thought...
For the time being I'm going to try to rework the
Dylan McCall wrote:
> Is it really necessary to have an Apply /and/ a Crop button? All that
> tool does is crop things, so it can be easily assumed that, when
> pressing Apply, one wants that selection to be cropped.
> That's what I was expecting, anyway...
The dialog lets you do multiple crops
Yuval Levy wrote:
> For me it does not work. My next step is to try KDE - maybe it's better
> suited for my needs. But I a fear that my next computer will be a Mac.
KDE will also follow the freedesktop thumbnailing specification, which
specifies that thumbnails should be stored in ~/.thumbnails:
> Back on topic, I recently read another thread about purging the
> thumbnails cache after a certain period.
My patch will probably be applied to gnome-settings-daemon after it
branches for gnome 2.23. Thumbnails will be purged shortly after logon,
and once a day after that.
http://bugzilla.gn
> There is a complication, however: the thumbnails are stored using a
> hashed version of the original filename. It is not possible to tell from
> the thumbnail itself which file it corresponds to (one way hashing, in
> other words).
Correction here: the original URI is embedded in the thumbnai
Aleve Sicofante wrote:
>
> I just can't believe this issue hasn't been tackled by Gnome
> developers in the last three years.
>
> Does anyone know if there are any plans to do this simple and much
> needed feature?
Patches are welcome here:
http://bugzilla.gnome.org/show_bug.cgi?id=315207
- Mi
Maxim Levitsky wrote:
If I want to print on anything but standard paper, I have first to open
page setup, select a printer there, select page size
close this dialog, and only then select print.
It would be much better to have one more option in print dialog to
select page size there, and maybe
On 03/11/2010 01:00 PM, Cody Russell wrote:
So, I stumbled upon this feature we have where you can use mouse-wheel
scrolling on GtkNotebook pages to change to a different page. It wasn't
the most pleasant experience for me since I did it on accident and was
I use GtkNotebooks in my app (moseri
