XnView Software

Thx, were you able to reproduce? Seems this is still open in 1.5.5:

On my 4k (windows scale factor 170% & XnView Zoom on HiDPI display):
1. Standard view with 109% zoom (zoom factor a result of automatic zoom fit to window) 109%.png
2. view with 100% zoom (pressing "-" in XnView until it shows 100 ...

Seems I found it. I Installed a fresh Kubuntu 23.04 Wayland VM.

I could list the dependencies of the deb package with:
kubuntu@kubuntu:~/Desktop$ dpkg -I 1.deb
neues Debian-Paket, Version 2.0.
Größe 48703028 Byte: control-Archiv= 747 Byte.
1068 Byte, 10 Zeilen control
75 Byte, 4 Zeilen ...

Hi,

I've seen some small improvement for some use cases:

- select a zoom factor of e.g. 170% on a HiDPI display in Windows 10 (Settings > Display > Advanced Scaling Settings)
- activate the following XnView MP setting "Zoom on HiDPI display: 1 image pixel equals to 1 monitor pixel" (image is ...

always a problem?


Currently WORKING in Kubuntu 23.04 Wayland:
XnView MP 1.5.2: https://download.xnview.com/XnView_MP.glibc2.17-x86_64.AppImage
XnView MP 1.5.2: https://download.xnview.com/XnViewMP-linux-x64.tgz
XnView MP 1.4.5: https://flathub.org/apps/details/com.xnview.XnViewMP

NOT WORKING ...

Seems v1.5.0 deb is still not working with wayland. However, I found that the flatpak is currently working in Kubuntu Wayland

wow, that would be awesome (BTW: Kubuntu / KDE will default to wayland for the next release end of the year)

>I also tried adding these 2, no difference
Thanks, also thought about trying that one.

>Maybe something is missing which makes apps default to X11 despite it being a Wayland session.
you can put the following in your ~/.profile and it defaults to wayland and falls back to x11 if wayland is not ...

BTW: in the same plain Kubuntu xnview is working well in an x session. But as soon as Kubuntu is being restarted in wayland xnview fails to start, so I guess this is indeed related to some missing wayland stuff (maybe it's working in plain Ubuntu because it's running there as xwayland).

EDIT ...

Thanks, but all listed dependencies there are already installed. Installing the deb via console also works fine without error message:


sudo dpkg -i 1.deb
(Lese Datenbank ... 284934 Dateien und Verzeichnisse sind derzeit installiert.)
Vorbereitung zum Entpacken von 1.deb ...
Entpacken von xnview ...

According to https://github.com/pyinstaller/pyinstaller/issues/6483 it's because "the Wayland Qt plugins are not included, so only Xorg is supported. If you do not force wayland to be ignored (unset WAYLAND_DISPLAY or set QT_QPA_PLATFORM=xcb) you get the error message".

Any chance to include the ...

Hi,

got the following issue:
when using the deb file in a standard Kubungu 23.04 Wayland session, I just get the error "dependencies cannot be satisfied". After using the tar archive and executing ./xnview.sh , I get the following:
MDK 0.20.0 (git f265269) - Multimedia Development Kit. Copyright ...

/opt/XnView/XnView: error while loading shared libraries: libgstapp-0.10.so.0: cannot open shared object file: No such file or directory


Several links below explained that this can be solved via "apt install libgstreamer-plugins-base0.10-0", however this package was updated and is no longer ...

I experienced the same with Kubuntu. XnView stopped opening since several weeks now in Lux. Today I deinstalled it and reinstalled the newest v0.83 deb package. Installation finished successfully, but the window is not displaying while opening a picture or XnView directly.

I also chmodded (within ...

Hi sacharja (-:

There are two options in V iew » Sort by : Name vs. Name (not numeric)

how can I convince XnView to sort order same as system ?
Numbered files out of sequence in browser file list

Fantastic, it works. You saved me ;) (didn't realize that the view menu of the browser is ...

Hello everyone,

this works like a charm in classic XnView and logical sorting is applied:
1.jpg -> 2.jpg -> 3.jpg -> 4.jpg -> 5.jpg -> 6.jpg -> 7.jpg -> 8.jpg -> 9.jpg -> 10.jpg -> 11.jpg

However in XnViewMP it looks like this (no logical sorting):
1.jpg -> 10.jpg -> 11.jpg -> 2.jpg -> 3.jpg ...