Re: Can I get Gwenview 2 to act a bit more like Gwenview 1?
Steven Karp <skarp-R6b21/[email protected]> Wed, 28 Jan 2009 18:02:34 -0800
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On Tuesday 27 January 2009 at 11:47 pm, Aurélien Gâteau wrote:
> Yes. I would like to implement something similar to iPhoto and Aperture:
> when you select multiple images in the thumbnail bar, they all get
> displayed in the main area (maybe I will have to set some limit on the
> number of images displayed at the same time, though) allowing for easy
> comparisons.
That sounds cool and useful. But yeah, some kind of limit would be a
GoodThing(tm) and long as it's a limit on multiple images displayed and not on
multiple images selected. Perhaps you could do it as a function of screen
size (i.e. as the screen gets larger, so does the maximum number of images
displayed)?
> This should not require developer skills, you need to:
> - Create a new .desktop file in gwenview/app/ dir (getting inspired by
> slideshow.desktop)
> - Declare your .desktop file in gwenview/app/CMakeLists.txt.
Requires enough skills to know where to look! <laughter>
OK, here's what I came up with. gwenbrowse.desktop is attached. Add to
CMakeLists.txt the following:
install(FILES gwenbrowse.desktop
DESTINATION ${SERVICES_INSTALL_DIR}/ServiceMenus )
Or can you list multiple files on the "install(" line? In which case I guess
it would just be a matter of changing
install(FILES slideshow.desktop
to
install(FILES slideshow.desktop gwenbrowse.desktop
It doesn't address translation, I realize. How does one deal with that if one
doesn't read a couple of dozen languages? As I said, I'm not a developer-type
being, so I'm pretty clueless about how the bits all fit together.
> Same thing, this is a Qt issue :(.
<pout> again. Any chance you could push *that* upstream too?
S.
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