XnView Software

If you are using XnView Classic, which seems to be the case, the best update you could make would be to install the latest XnView MP Setup version, unless you have a reason for preferring the ZIP version.

XnView MP is the future of XnView with many advantages and enhancements. You can install it ...

For Mint 22.1, at least, I found various ways to change text size IN apps, as well as system-wide. The Settings -> Accessibility choice helped alot.


In Mint Cinnamon I have Accessibility > Magnification and Zoom settings, one of those?

Interesting discovery if that works for apps generally ...

I *think* that is probably a Mint setting in System Settings, I'm actually in Mint Cinnamon myself but always find the many font settings confusing, however I know that in Windows everything can be scaled using a single setting. Maybe one of the many Mint users on the forum can give better advice ...

To be clear, the size of which font(s) and the operating system?

Tools > Settings... > General unless it has been moved recently...

Which XnView MP version do you have installed, although I haven't been following other recent posts closely, I think the issue you are experiencing may possibly result from a bug in a recent XnView MP version and be unrelated to your dual-booting with Linux.

In which operating system and version?

I'm using v1.8.6, so if you are using the latest version v1.8.7 it has obviously been moved, you should I expect be able to find in another View menu.

Too much to hope that it has been deleted...

user0 where is it now?

Whenever we zoom, there always this preview panel on the right bottom
how to remove/disable it?

Uncheck Tools > Settings... > View -- Show Pan tool ... :D

Yes, it's a pain isn't it, but the option was requested by users, and setting the default to Enabled does aid discoverability, although ...

Are you able to run the 64-bit version, that may be your only solution depending on when the option you require was introduced?

A download link is normally best if you can provide one...

If you have a Google account, you could upload the original file to Drive and then post a download link enabled for anyone to download the file.

Do you have a file you can post for Pierre to test if needed?

All files, or particular file types?

Steps to reproduce, a screenshot and maybe a sample test file?

I'm fairly sure that at one time XnView MP did display inserted USB drives by default, clicking down through the Mint file tree is quite a pain... :(

I recall that due to the less frequent updates to the Flatpak version at the time, users installing the Flatpak version were reporting that they ...