XnView Software

XnView: MP 1.5.3 64 bit
Linux Mint 64 bit

JPEG-XL .jxl files created with JPEG XL image format reference implementation libjxl v0.9.0 cannot be opened with XnViewMP.

Effect: Error message: "my_error_exit...<Not a JPEG file: starts with 0x00 0x00>"

To reproduce:
1. Create image with latest cjxl ...

Hi and thanks for a new release!

How can I (simply) copy a file path?

In most Linux programs (e.g. file managers) when you copy a file, you can paste it into a text input and it changes to the path + filename.
This is very convenient when you copy something and paste it into (an uploadbox for ...

.53? I didn't know, my .50 always informs me .51 is available. And on my machine with .51, I get no update message.
I'm glad I am subscribed to this topic.

-edit-

Oh wait.. Windows only.

I have very very very often a struggle to get XnView to be the default picture viewer. I have asked questions on AskUbuntu, but they get closed.

For a while, it went good. But now on my new laptop (Mint 14 Cinnamon AKA Ubuntu 12.10), I cannot choose open pictures with XnView by default, again ...

@effede: You are correct, the quotes fixes the issue! If the pathname has a space anywhere, the xnview window will remain empty.

@xnview: Please consider:

• Adding the quotes in the next release
• Using PPA for updates

Is that really the problem? Because in my experience, the problem is only there in the case of .png, while the quoting error doesn't discriminate across file types.
Or did I just accidentally never opened a .jpg file with spaces in the file name?

I will try it out.



BTW Pierre, considered putting ...

Yes, correct. I have the blank window, and I press the close button.
When I start xnview without an image and the browser-display opens, it works just fine (including .png).

I use the 64 bit .deb package.

When I click on an image, I often get an empty XnViewMP window. Nothing in it, just the window border with the close button.

$ cat `which xnview`
#!/bin/sh

export LD_LIBRARY_PATH=/opt/XnView/lib
export QT_PLUGIN_PATH=/opt/XnView/lib

if [ $# -lt 1 ]; then
/opt/XnView/XnView
else
/opt/XnView ...

quatzar is right, you need to manually change the view (there is no default view in options) and then close the view after you close the options first.
Or something. To be honest I don't know exactly what I did. But it's not very intuitive. I think I had to issue a manual cmd_fitAll.

Once it works ...

Very nice indeed. Fully customizable hotkeys. Nice!

Problem: Large pictures do not downsize properly to fit the screen. They remain half-zoomed-in or way too much zoomed out.
Is there a new option I need to set for this? 0.39 runs fine with this.

Also, it crashed twice on me after changing the ...

Or Pierre could consider turning XnViewMP Open Source with a subscription and support scheme just like the developer of FLOSS software Ardour.

Did you know that Red Hat is the first Open Source company that made over a billion last year?
http://investors.redhat.com/releasedetail.cfm?ReleaseID ...

A lot of easy hotkeys like del for delete during fullscreen view .

But what I miss the most is a hotkey for tagging pictures during fullscreen view. I believe in XnView for Windows it was insert , although it could be anything really. This is a really important hotkey and I miss it when sorting ...