A number of gqview patches

uwe-dW/[email protected] Tue, 9 Oct 2007 20:44:15 +0000
Newsgroups gmane.comp.gnome.apps.gqview.devel
Message-ID <[email protected]>
Hello,

http://naturfotografen-forum.de/beta/object.php?object_id=99588 has a 
few patches for Gqview, namely:
- histogram: 
    show a histogram in the full screen overlay.
- keep-scroll: 
    keep the scroll position when switching through images.
- layout-honor-selection: 
    make the full screen mode honor the current selection.
- stars:
    allow image rating with 1 to 5 stars, and allow sorting by that.
- gamma:
    change image gamma value on the fly (nondestructive, of course).
- autolevel:
    normalize value and saturation of the image (nondestructive, of course).
- info-window-scroll-escape:
    allow to leave the info window by pressing escape.
- undo: 
    a very simple undo function, providing one level of undo.
- info-window-scroll-escape:
    allow to leave the file info window by pressing escape.
    allow to navigate between files with CTRL-Left or Right.
    allow to navigate between it's tabs with Shift-Left or Right.
- help-window-escape:
    allow to leave the help windows (credits, editors, keyboard shortcuts, 
    release notes) by pressing escape.
- preferences-escape:
    allow to leave the preferences and about windows by pressing escape.
- expose-warning:
    provide expose warning on clipped highlights and dark areas.
- custom-overlay:
    This is the custom overlay patch of Timo Horstschaefer, it's just
    been adapted to my set of patches. I left out the part changing
    the colors (might be useful, but needs to be configurable), and the
    state saving of the second patch (i dislike it).
- olympus-orf-e500:
    This patch tries to find some jpeg in certain olympus raw files. It
    might just find a thumbnail, but even that is a better preview than
    nothing.

Noteworthy changes against the version from february:
+ custom-overlay
+ help-window-escape
+ preferences-escape
+ olympus-orf-e500
+ The autoleveling now also normalizes the saturation channel. This 
  looks much more pleasing. 

Regards, Uwe

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