XnView Software

Probably fixed in 0.89

I can confirm that this is successfully fixed in 0.89

Thanks,
Jochen

And it still exists in 0.89

I do not say this option is not useful. But I still don't see how I'd use it.
For a "borderless image viewer with a minimal way to scroll through a directory" I use XnView MP. :D After opening an image I go to full screen view with F11. There I have no border at all, maximized window, I can move the ...

I'd like to understand what kind of images you have to deal with since I did not yet understand what you want to achive. With photos I have most of the time more image size than display size. So the image window could not be shown. And with smaller images I just use the browser view with large ...

Is this the same as viewtopic.php?f=110&t=36571

I can't reproduce, for me it seems to work. Are you sure the "last directory" is mounted/ available during next start of the application?

Interesting, I can't reproduce any more, too.
I'm sure I had been able to reproduce that several times using 0.88 64 bit under Linux Mint before posting at Tue Nov 28, 2017 2:39 pm. But now it seems to be gone. I will let you know if it come back some day.

xnview wrote:i can't reproduce...

Using 0.88 or 0.89?

* solved *

Thank you.

There is a similar, probably related bug:

1. Select a folder in directory tree window. Thumbnails are shown correct.
2. Now create a new folder using not XnViewMP but another tool like file manager.
3. This new folder is shown in thumbnail window in XnViewMP automatically (correct). But it is not ...

If I did not miss anything the only way to access the fine rotation mode is by "menu > Image > Rotate > Rotate..."
I would find it useful if there would be a keyboard shortcut or even an (optional) toolbar button for this feature.

Jochen

+1 for any improvement in rotation :D

Personally I'd prefer the rotate dialog. The disadvantage with the rotated crop window is that when I want to creative rotate an image I need to also rotate my head to get a feeling for the result ;) With the rotation dialog one can preview the result without ...

could you make a screen record?
Since I'm new to Linux I don't know how, hopefully xobix can do that.

I reproduced like this
1. select a folder containing images in the directory tree window. The thumbnails are shown.
2. rename this folder to "A2", either bei "click>rename" or F2. The new name is ...

xnview wrote:Where do you rename the folder, in thumbnails or folder view?

I rename in folder view (meaning the data area with folders, bookmarks and categories on tabs).