EoG preliminary feature list for Gnome 2.2
- From: Jens Finke <jens triq net>
- To: federico ximian com, glynn foster sun com, eog-list gnome org
- Subject: EoG preliminary feature list for Gnome 2.2
- Date: Fri, 20 Sep 2002 08:30:22 +0200 (MEST)
Hi,
I assembled a list of new features for eog, which I expect to be in the
2.2. release of the Gnome desktop:
- new preferences dialog
- I am in favor of dropping the menu preferences (these are soooo
ugly). Instead we should proved a new dialog as sketched in this
mail:
http://mail.gnome.org/archives/eog-list/2002-July/msg00001.html
- collection view:
- TMS spec compatible icon preview (basically works)
- diashow of selected images
(this needs some more polishing, but basically works)
=> to get this working you must add --enable-collection on the
configure/autogen line
- adding comments and other metadata to images
- save metadata as xml collection file
- make it accessable
=> A neat effect is, that this could also work as a photo collection
view for nautilus (indeed it does already) (#40122), where you
can make a diashow directly from nautilus.
- image editing
- image rotating, flipping (#68340)
(works in my local tree, patch needs some polishing)
- image scaling
- saving of modified images (plus all stuff like asking the user if
he want's to save the image and so on)
- file open dialog
- since it seems like a new filedialog won't be in 2.2 our dialog
should support thumbnail previewing
- remember last visted location (#90767)
- allow multi selection of file images (#85497)
- make it HIG compatible
- AFAICS there needs only some minor issues fixing.
I think its possible to have all these features in the 2.2 version. The
following points probably need some more work/thinking/understanding how
to solve it The Right Way:
- Fix the most annoying bug in eog: Make an image fit into the window
initally _without_ scrollbars in _all_ cases.
- progressive image loading
- would lead to a much better speed impression, especially
when viewing remote/large images in nautilus.
- there is an unfinished patch by Michael in bug #89831
- when viewing local jpeg images, use libexif to read possibly available
digital camera information
Any comments or suggestions on this?
Regards,
Jens
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