XnView Software

Sure thing, here attached is my xnview.ini file.

I just tested moving a directory with files in them through the browser mode, and it crashed too. So it's definitely trigger by moving files around (since files are moved to trash when deleted too). The files are properly moved though, it's probably ...

The crash happens with any file really. Tested with PNG and JPG files, both colors, greyscale, various sizes

I just deleted 46 files that way, P115.jpg to P160.jpg from a directory called /diskB/2016-04/No.13/ and it crashed.

I used strace to inspect what happened, attached is the end of the log around the part where I was dealing with these files.
Also attached the corresponding syslog for that ...

XnView: MP 0.85 and 0.86 - 64 bit
OS: Linux 64bit

Description:
XnViewMP crashes when a file is deleted (via shortcut) in the browser mode. It crashes also while in viewer mode when immediately reading the other files in working directory very quickly after a file has been deleted (using mouse wheel ...

Oh wow. I think I found the problem.

Copying the default.keys to /opt/ did lead to the file being read, and the shortcuts work again!
Same for the bar, it's not restored as well:

sudo cp ~/.config/xnviewmp/default.keys /opt/xnviewmpdefault.keys
sudo cp ~/.config/xnviewmp/default.bar /opt ...

XnViewMP 0.85 x64
Linux x64

The default.keys seems to be read and loaded by xnviewmp, but my custom shortcuts don't do anything since I updated to this new 0.85 version.
In strace I used to see:
open("/home/user/.config/xnviewmp/default.keys", O_RDONLY|O_CLOEXEC) = 10
This file is never loaded ...

I understand what's going on now:

If the "Fusion" theme is selected in XnviewMP, it will override any theming done by the OS.

However, somehow in the latest version it's not working as it used to anymore. I can't apply the QtCurve theme anymore without losing the dark colors.

Not a big deal ...

This is in my current xnview.sh (starting script):

export QT_DEBUG_PLUGINS=1
# this is needed to fix the font rendering issue
export QT_QPA_PLATFORMTHEME=qt5ct
# this doesn't work apparently
export QT_STYLE_OVERRIDE="Breeze"


I need qt5ct to override the default theme because I don't use a ...

XnVew is the only program that glitches with libfontconfig.so.1.9.2 on my system.
I have tried with a libfontconfig.so.1.9.0 from an ubuntu 16.04.1 install, same glitch and error.

Anyway, I have managed to fix the font being the wrong one by doing this (thanks to the Arch Linux AUR users )
* mv qt ...

After doing an strace xnviewmp &> /tmp/xnview_strace , I noticed that XnViewMP tries to load libraries from a LOT of non existing paths. Which explains why it's so slow to start!

Then, I see this output regarding the missing fontconfig config:
open("/etc/fonts/fonts.conf", O_RDONLY|O_CLOEXEC ...

I have the exact same issue on Arch/Antergos Linux.

I don't think it's a monospace font though. Anyway, only XnView seems to do that. It must be something to do with Qt somewhere...

I'd like to add that this error seems to slow down XnView during startup, it's busy for a few good seconds after ...

I have the same issue on Antergos (Arch based). Not using KDE though, installed with XFCE but I'm using i3 window manager.

Running lsof -p $(pgrep XnView) | awk '/fonts/ {print $NF}'
I get
/usr/share/fonts/TTF/NanumGothic-Regular.ttf
/usr/share/fonts/TTF/DroidSansJapanese.ttf
/usr/share/fonts/TTF ...

Bu... but I'm not using Windows! :(

And as I said, it doesn't depend on how the operating system displays date because it's certainly hard coded in xnview somehow.

I'm not sure if we are talking about the same thing.

I see no option anywhere to change the date format displayed in the file browser.
In the "File list" dialog, there is no setting about it.

There is nothing in the xnview.ini either. I suspect this is hard coded.

For comparison, the "default ...

It would be really nice to be able to tweak the date / time format in file listing (on Linux, don't know about the Windows side).

Currently, the format is too long and oddly shaped, with PM/AM time and out of order date:
* currently: MONTH/DAY/YEAR time in 12 hours format plus timezone region ...