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Re: New development

Greg Troxel — 2012-05-16T22:15:32

Tore Ericsson <tore.ericsson-zq6IREYz3ykAvxtiuMwx3w< at >public.gmane.org> writes:


http://git-scm.com/book

Seriously - read this cover to cover, and then try some things, and then
read it again.
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Re: New development

Tore Ericsson — 2012-05-15T10:58:25

Thanks for this, Klaus!

I would appreciate a git course! I have actually searched for such a course 
and studied literature on git but did never came to real practice, since with 
such a rich and powerful tool I'm somewhat hesitating ...
 
Tore
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Re: New development

Klaus Ethgen — 2012-05-15T06:47:20

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Hello,

Am Di den 15. Mai 2012 um  5:01 schrieb Jeffery Small:
[Problem with async Update]

I see that Bug. And I currently do not know if we find a solution for
the development tree.

In the selection I did only consider Patches that I could prove that
they do not break stuff. There is amazing stuff in development. But this
would be object for next major release I think.


Well, in my opinion there will be a solution in future. But maybe not in
the next stable release.

Regards
   Klaus
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Re: New development

Jeffery Small — 2012-05-15T04:01:49

Regarding geeqie 1.0:

Long ago I wrote about a problem with the thumbnail images getting all
screwed up if the image files were being renames by and external program.
In other words, if you have a directory with:

    image_01.jpg
    image_02.jpg
    image_03.jpg

and an external program rearranges these images but reuses the same names
(in my case what actually happens is that the images get numerically
resequenced) then geeqie does not recognize this and displays the wrong
thumbnail for the new images now stored using the old filename.

I once suggested that geeqie monitor the mtime of the image files and
automatically update the thumbnail if it's creation date was older.  This
was apparently never done as the problem seems to still exist.

If this change was rejected for some reason by the developers and is not
being planned for the next release, then I would like to suggest that some
other means of updating the thumbnail cache be provided.  I thought that
right-clicking on the thumbnail area and selec

Re: New development

Klaus Ethgen — 2012-05-15T00:53:51

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Am Di den 15. Mai 2012 um  0:12 schrieb Jonathan Woithe:

It was lost on the way. However, as it is still in the repository, it
was not lost completelly. I did cherry-pick it as commit 97bddb3. Will
check it.

Gruß
   Klaus
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Re: New development

Laurent Monin — 2012-05-14T21:56:46

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Le 14/05/2012 20:33, Omari Stephens a écrit :

I committed it as bddb1da on lm branch
(http://gitorious.org/geeqie/geeqie/commit/bddb1da637c705720b9d84f9d2e54d4bf3e7fec6).

Thank you.

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Re: New development

Jonathan Woithe — 2012-05-14T23:12:15

Hi Klaus


Out of interest, what is the current state of a patch I submitted back in
2010 to autorotate proof images?  According to Laurent on 13 Dec 2010 it
was committed to his github repo as

  https://github.com/zas/geeqie_zas/commit/c4e3c3ee6f8b80c43925b0d38b8bcfae71050c6a

I have no idea what happened to it after this (that is, I don't know if this
made its way back to stable, or what).  It would be good to have this
included in an eventual release since having thumbnails autorotated makes
proof sheets much easier to use.

Regards
  jonathan

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Re: New development

Omari Stephens — 2012-05-14T18:33:42

I had sent a bugfix patch to the list, "[PATCH] Fix seghfault when using 
a filename on the commandline".  Dunno if someone pushed that or not, 
but it should definitely be in any new release.

--xsdg

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Re: New development

Klaus Ethgen — 2012-05-14T17:22:30

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Hi Tore,

Am Mo den 14. Mai 2012 um  7:28 schrieb Tore Ericsson:

2011-02-14, I see.

I think we should train our staff to know how to work with our tools.
And git is a very powerful tool I think. :-)

Would be a nice Idea to have a online course for such.


I can do so. In fact, I did. ;-) No conflicts.


I think, yes. We should update the 1.x version soon. Also we can provide
a monthly snapshot or so.

Candidates for inclusion in stable branch (beside that, that are
settled in by now.):
- - Translation updates: 8c25cb5, 236bc4c, dc3dea1, ce2d11c, 1ce6b8f,
  590da3d
- - b71f37b -- Bugfix
- - 7a426d7 -- File class extended
- - GTK deprecated stuff: dd54e57
- - b71da22 -- Bugfix
- - svn->git leftovers: 55de20b, 4e2e57b
- - a4270ac -- Bugfix
- - 559683d -- Added copyright note
- - 7bb3871 -- Bugfix
- - 18d80ca -- Bugfix
- - 5ef3084 -- Bugfix
- - d53d2b9 -- Bugfix
- - 83db9a2 -- Bugfix
- - 09c22e6 -- Bugfix
- - 103c2e2 -- Better code (;-)
- - 4f944cd -- Better co

Re: New development

Tore Ericsson — 2012-05-14T06:28:39

Yes, Klaus, good to hear from you again!

I once comitted a complete Swedish translation (thanks for excellent guidance) 
but did never come to merge it into some main master branch being too 
unexperience with git. 

I would appreciate someone to also marge that translation into the main and 
tell if I can help to resolve any conflicts coming up. 

And can we have an updated version on Sourceforge sooner or later? This is a 
too valuable a software to slumber like that for general users! 

This is, in my opinion, the best fast general image viewer ever made!

All the best,

Tore Ericsson / toer

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Re: New development

Laurent Monin — 2012-05-13T17:17:49

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Le 13/05/2012 13:42, Klaus Ethgen a écrit :

Hi Klaus,

 you can merge most changes from my branch, carefully, most are ok to me.

I would like someone with time and good GTK knowledge fix up GTK
versions compatibility issues.
I think, nowadays, Geeqie code could use more native widgets (ie. for
folder navigation).

Regards,

Laurent aka Zas


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New development

Klaus Ethgen — 2012-05-13T11:42:25

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Hello,

today I finally find the time to look after geeqie again. I find that
Laurent did make some cool stuff including committing patches from
contributors.

Is there any reason for not including them to the master ak development
branch?

By the way, e4a5079 seems to fix or try to fix the same issue than
0922b29. I have to look which is better. ;-)

Regards
   Klaus
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New development

Klaus Ethgen — 2012-05-13T11:50:18

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Ups, 5ef3084 is the correct commit in master branch. And I think the
patch e4a5079 drives the fix unworkable as the second reference to
...->name is correct.

Gruß
   Klaus
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Re: File browser/navigation question

Chris Green — 2012-04-08T20:42:45

Ah, but now I see the problem, in "Folder List" mode it works and shows
you only /home/chris/pictures and what's below it.  However in "Folder
Tree" mode you get to see the whole world.  I want "Folder Tree" mode to
be limited in the same way as "Folder List" mode.

My image directories are several levels deep so "Folder List" mode
doesn't really show things too well, "Folder Tree" is much nicer but not
when it shows everything else as well.

Re: File browser/navigation question

Chris Green — 2012-04-08T20:35:44

I somehow got the the same place (i.e. what I want) but I'm far from
clear how I did it!  :-)

Re: Star Rating

Omari Stephens — 2012-04-07T21:12:49

Personally, I just use keywords.  I predominantly use three keywords 
named "decent", "top20", and "top10".  I use the "Connect keyword to 
mark" functionality extensively, which lets me trivially toggle and 
filter on up to six keywords.  In particular, this works well for me 
since I don't have info in geeqie that other apps need to know about.

I had written a partially-completed patch to plumb the EXIF (I think) 
Rating value through to the UI, but it's bit-rotted a bit; I last 
touched it 2.5 years ago (wow).  It's attached.

That said, even when I had my local geeqie build patched with it, I 
didn't find it anywhere near as useful as the keywords.  Particularly 
because it wasn't easy to filter by the rating (you could search, but 
you couldn't just filter like you can with marks).

--xsdg
diff --git a/trunk/src/Makefile.am b/trunk/src/Makefile.am
index 144b090..9528d30 100644
--- a/trunk/src/Makefile.am
+++ b/trunk/src/Makefile.am
< at >< at > -94,6 +94,8 < at >< at > geeqie_SOURCES = \
 bar_keywords.h\
 bar_exif.c\

Star Rating

David Vincent-Jones — 2012-04-07T20:14:12

How are users dealing with the lack of a 'star' rating?
Is there any way to add to the Windows Rating value?

David



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Re: File browser/navigation question

David Vincent-Jones — 2012-04-07T18:00:29

It's not very intuitive ... I set what Geeqie calls "Home path" to
Pictures with (/home/david/Pictures as the home path) and then set the
'Restore last path' option ... so now my system opens with
2000
2001
2002
......

bit of a mess

David


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Re: File browser/navigation question

Chris Green — 2012-04-07T17:15:39

Yes, you have understood OK.

However it's only part of what I wanted.  If I set /home/chris/pictures
as my "Home Path" and set the Start Up Directory: to Home Path then,
yes, when geeqie starts /home/chris/pictures is where I am. But there's
all my other directories visible there too and I really don't want to
see them, they just waste space in the file browser and mean that my
pictures 'home' is indented unnecessarily.

What I want to see in the browser sidebar is:-

pictures
  1960s
  1970s
  1980s
  1990s 
  2000s
  2010s


What I actually get to see is:-

/
  bak
  bin
  ..... loads and loads of other irrelevant directories
  ....
  home
    ben
    chris
      bin
      ... 13 or so more of *my* directories
      ...
      pictures
        1960s
        1970s
        1980s
        1990s 
        2000s
        2010s
      sound
      src
      tmp
    ...
    ... everyone else's home directories
    ... and so on

Re: File browser/navigation question

Henry Gebhardt — 2012-04-07T16:18:21

If I understand you correctly, this is what you want:

Select "Edit" -> "Preferences" -> "Configure this Window...", and set
the home path.

Then, geeqie will open in the selceted folder by default.


HTH,

Henry

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File browser/navigation question

Chris Green — 2012-04-07T15:26:12

I'm trying geeqie as my default photo album browser and quite liking it,
however I have one problem/question about the file browser tree in the
LH sidebar.

Is it possible to 'root' the tree somewhere in my home directory?  I.e.
I want only to see the contents of the hiearchy under /home/chris/pictures,
at least by default that's all I want to see.

Oh, and another request, is it possible to select some EXIF/IPTC data to
show beside the thumbnails rather than the filename, size and date that
it shows by default - I'd much rather see the comment/caption than the
size of the file!