Feature added by: david grajales (Mirage) Feature #317229, revision 1 Title: Gthumb as default image viewer on opensuse13.1 Gnome openSUSE Distribution: Unconfirmed Priority Requester: Desirable Requested by: david grajales (mirage) Partner organization: openSUSE.org Description: The current image viewer used is Shotwell but it has some lacks as 1) It does not use Gnome's HIGs. breaks the visual consistency. 2) The way it organize and classify the albums is not very well designed 3) there are some functionality stuff missing or not well applied the word here is "design" the app is not well designed. Business case (Partner benefit): openSUSE.org: let's check out alternatives. The official Gome-photos app is clean and beautiful but it feels kinda incomplete. it lacks in many image editing features (at least I have not find those, anyone?) I like the KISS approach but I think is desirable that the image viewer can do some basics editing task (re-size, cut, ad text, etc if I must use apps such as inkscape to make these basics, we have something going wrong here. this let us with Gtumb as the only one well designed and with a consistency between current Gnome's apps and HIGs and with the features required in any image viewer. the current Gthumb branch (3.3) has more features than others, in a cleaner and more organized interface. this is way I think we should use Gthumb instead of shotwell for opensuse 13.2 -- openSUSE Feature: https://features.opensuse.org/317229