Hello, OK I was wondering if Konqueror will do a thing sonetimes called Fit to size with it's own image previewer?? Well let me explain what I want to see if Konqueror can do. I want the photo to be shown in it's entirety and not have to scroll when you click on the image. This is sometimes called Fit image to window or Fit to size. I know that other programs can do it but, I was wondering if Konqueror will do it? Everytime that I click on the image it shows up but because of the size of the image, I will need to scroll to see all of it. I was wondering how to get the full image to display without scrolling? Thanks! Marshall
OK I was wondering if Konqueror will do a thing sonetimes called Fit to size with it's own image previewer??
I believe not, but I'd really like to hear of an answer if anyone has one. I think Daniel Dudley (Mosfet) once wrote a kpart for Konq which gave it much better image viewing capabilities, and this would almost certainly have been amongst the features. However, he's thrown one of his wobblers and disappeared off the 'net again, so it'll be hard to get a copy of that code. KDE-3.2 has just gone into second beta so maybe the feature is in that? Hard to tell because the KDE site is down, at least from where I am. Maybe it's been /.ed? --
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On Mon, 2003-12-15 at 19:49, Derek Fountain wrote:
OK I was wondering if Konqueror will do a thing sonetimes called Fit to size with it's own image previewer??
I believe not, but I'd really like to hear of an answer if anyone has one. I think Daniel Dudley (Mosfet) once wrote a kpart for Konq which gave it much better image viewing capabilities, and this would almost certainly have been amongst the features. However, he's thrown one of his wobblers and disappeared off the 'net again, so it'll be hard to get a copy of that code.
KDE-3.2 has just gone into second beta so maybe the feature is in that? Hard to tell because the KDE site is down, at least from where I am. Maybe it's been /.ed?
Thanks for the answer. I was afraid of that. I will see if I can find that code and get it to work. I have recently had a freind of mine try SuSE and he was wondering as well. Oh well. I told him that he can use something like Pixie Plus. I will try digging a bit deeper to see what I can find! Marshall
On Tue December 16 2003 06:43 am, Marshall Heartley wrote:
On Mon, 2003-12-15 at 19:49, Derek Fountain wrote:
OK I was wondering if Konqueror will do a thing sonetimes called Fit to size with it's own image previewer??
I believe not, but I'd really like to hear of an answer if anyone has one. I think Daniel Dudley (Mosfet) once wrote a kpart for Konq which gave it much better image viewing capabilities, and this would almost certainly have been amongst the features. However, he's thrown one of his wobblers and disappeared off the 'net again, so it'll be hard to get a copy of that code.
KDE-3.2 has just gone into second beta so maybe the feature is in that? Hard to tell because the KDE site is down, at least from where I am. Maybe it's been /.ed?
Thanks for the answer. I was afraid of that. I will see if I can find that code and get it to work. I have recently had a freind of mine try SuSE and he was wondering as well. Oh well. I told him that he can use something like Pixie Plus. I will try digging a bit deeper to see what I can find!
Marshall
Digikam can be used as a viewer.... and the new changes to it are excellent. It shows you thumbnails of all your shots and then a double-click will bring up the shot with lots of zoom options including auto-zoom (I think) which will fill the screen with the shot scaled as needed. Also look at gqview. -- +----------------------------------------------------------------------------+ + Bruce S. Marshall bmarsh@bmarsh.com Bellaire, MI 12/16/03 09:12 + +----------------------------------------------------------------------------+ "Smile, it makes the world wonder what you are up to."
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Digikam can be used as a viewer.... and the new changes to it are excellent. It shows you thumbnails of all your shots and then a double-click will bring up the shot with lots of zoom options including auto-zoom (I think) which will fill the screen with the shot scaled as needed.
Also look at gqview.
Thanks Bruce for the suggestions. I may want to play with the Digikam one. I will also look into the other one mentioned. Thanks!!! Marshall
Op dinsdag 16 december 2003 15:52, schreef Marshall Heartley:
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Digikam can be used as a viewer.... and the new changes to it are excellent. It shows you thumbnails of all your shots and then a double-click will bring up the shot with lots of zoom options including auto-zoom (I think) which will fill the screen with the shot scaled as needed.
Also look at gqview.
Thanks Bruce for the suggestions. I may want to play with the Digikam one. I will also look into the other one mentioned.
Thanks!!!
Marshall
The latest kde traffic comes with 2 image viewers: http://dot.kde.org/1071564008/ -- Richard Bos Without a home the journey is endless
The latest kde traffic comes with 2 image viewers: http://dot.kde.org/1071564008/
Well we at least know where ShowImg went ;) Thanks! Marshall
Derek Fountain wrote: <snip>
KDE-3.2 has just gone into second beta so maybe the feature is in that? Hard to tell because the KDE site is down, at least from where I am. Maybe it's been /.ed?
Nope. Doesn't seem to be. IMHO, the best image viewer is GImageView. But, I confess I haven't tried the two that Richard Bos provides a link two. But, I like an image viewer to be err, an image viewer. I don't want it to convert/correct/etc the images. YMMV. -- Vic Ayres
Vic Ayres wrote:
Derek Fountain wrote: <snip>
KDE-3.2 has just gone into second beta so maybe the feature is in that? Hard to tell because the KDE site is down, at least from where I am. Maybe it's been /.ed?
Nope. Doesn't seem to be. IMHO, the best image viewer is GImageView. But, I confess I haven't tried the two that Richard Bos provides a link two. Aargh! Make that last "two" "to"
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