XnView Software

cicciobello wrote: Fri Oct 06, 2023 1:15 pmIt depends on the size of the monitor and the resolution used.
In my case they are a little too small. I suggest 20-25% larger.

In that case, I'd suggest that it would be best to have an option, to increase/decrease the size.

xnview wrote: Fri Oct 06, 2023 8:51 am

philalethia wrote: Thu Oct 05, 2023 1:32 pm Nothing remained.

no more files in catalog?

Nothing.
Also, none of the categories I had. It reverted to the categories, that are default. (I had deleted almost all of the default categories, BTW)

I agree with the first suggestion. That would be very good.
I don't see any need to increase their size, however.

XnViewMP 1.5.5 64-bit, on Xubuntu 18.04 64-bit

I started XnViewMP, not realising that I already had an XnView-window open ...and got some error about the catalogue, that I ignored, as I assumed that it was just that it couldn't open it, in the second instance, as has happened before.
After I closed ...

From what i understand you already have this implemented, but it loads only one image ahead, how about to allow people with lots of RAM to specify number of images they want to load ahead.
Reading ahead, isn't GPU acceleration, unless it is specifically done through the GPU.
It can just as well ...

The same drop down menu, can be used to switch between it being a filter, or a search.

It filtering any file that contains the text (not allowing to filter by a specific text, as many other programs/sites allow, by using "" ...though " is allowed in category-names, which complicates things. Still, there are ways around such issues...), is a bit annoying, as well as the fact that it ...

In Settings > Browser > Quick search, you can enable categories search :D

...except that you only get a few of the images, with the relevant categories, in the results.
As seen here:
Quick Search within categories

Also, it's Quick Filter .
Not Quick Search.
As it is clearly a filter, and by ...

sorry but i don't understand what you means?
What I am asking for, and have asked for many times before, is this, but from the default xnview.ini, created by a fresh install of the latest version (I'm copy-pasting, from my xnview.ini):
[Format]
archive=cbr tar tgz arj zip cbz rar gz
audio=mpp ...

...but you're unable to copy-paste the default [Format]-section, of xnview.ini, in the current version of XnviewMP?

When going to "custom filter", and removing the audio formats, from the formats listed there (for some inexplicable reason) as video formats, m4a (the 'a', stands for audio), and putting it among the list of audio formats, m4a always comes back, in the lists of video formats. :bug:

m4a does get ...

Go to Settings->File list->File list, and uncheck the option "New files are added at the end of the list".
Then any new file, will be placed according to the chosen sorting, rather than at the bottom.

Hm. Well, just installing didn't help.
[removed the path]$ sudo apt install ./XnViewMP-linux-x64.deb
[sudo] password for zarlan:
Reading package lists... Done
Building dependency tree
Reading state information... Done
Note, selecting 'xnview' instead of './XnViewMP-linux-x64.deb'
xnview is ...

The type of highlighting that user0 shows, would be fine ...but that is clearly not what michel038 is talking about.

I learnt that typing o i s is enough to get "oiseau" at the top of my list.
In your list of categories, that may be true, but...
Let's see, if you choose "Export Categories File", the resulting text file has one row per category (and an empty row, at the end), so if I open it in my text editor ...