XnView Software

Just found a possible bug: in browser if "Preview" window is on and browsing among many photos in many folders the browsing becomes slower the more photos you watched. Reopening xnviewmp helps, but it happens again if browsing again.

What're your settings in "Settings -> Integration -> Settings -> Use .ini file in folder"? If you have there "Program", then you must have write permissions on the xnview.ini file inside /opt/XnView/ (if you installed from the .deb) Also check remaining two settings there and give appropriate ...

Somehow I can't find it in repos. Could you, please, point me to the package link?

Wow, how I missed that! Thanks!

Thanks for your work, Pierre! Should we hope to see it in Ubuntu repos?

It's not listed in my thunar as one of the default programs to open with, but I can scroll down and find it under "Open With Other Application". Unfortunately it's the same result.
Well, you can select it once there and make sure, that the "Use s default for this kind of file" checkbox at the ...

Have you installed from a .deb? My XUbuntu opens pictures from thunar quite ok. Thunar lists it in the "open with" programs. The only thing is, that at least x64 0.51 version from .deb can't open pictures with spaces in path.

Maybe you could start here. As I understand, the "Multiverse" repo is for the "Software not licensed under the GPL (or similar license), but supported by users."

Or you could register your PPA on Launchpad, but their policy requires you to upload source, as I understood.

But?..

Thanks!

Is there any confirmation, or it's only my system, which behaves so?

Why not adding .deb packages to repos? It'd be great...

+1! "ESC exits viewer" (either fullscreen or not) needed...
Also, if in fullscreen, Alt-F4 doesn't close the viewer, but exits fullscreen. Maybe it'd be better to exit, as Alt-F4 closes any application by default.

Same here. XnView 0.51 x64 from .deb under Xubuntu 12.04 amd64.

My XnView 0.51 from x64 .deb acts as is should. It was 0.50, which didn't react on "/" in my case. Xubuntu 12.04 amd64.