Hi Sabin, On po 16. Ășnora 2009, Sabin Iacob wrote: > Hello list > > I've been using Geeqie for a few days now, and I like the direction it's > going, overall; since I can't reply to the relevant threads in the past, > I'm gathering some of my ideas here: > > keywords/tags: > > we have 3 problems here: > * navigation/image retrieval: maybe a tree would do, but I can't > stop remembering the painful experience of trying to use/manage f-spot's > tree of tags, for the whole hour I've had it installed (hey, I really > tried...); maybe something more in the lines of a filesystem browser > would be appropriate, they've been designed for precisely this task: > explore trees of arbitrary depth; maybe the best thing to do would be to > set up a FUSE-like VFS and pass it to Thunar/Nautilus/your browser of > choice
Sorry, I don't understand what you mean here. > * display: list-style (like Flickr) is just fine > * entering/assigning to images: here a tree/whatever control is a > big waste of space, an input box should do, coupled with smart > autocomplete (taking the bird/plant taxonomy example, when entering a > genus would bring up 2 choices, genus alone and the whole path - > kingdom, phylum, class, order, family); space separated keywords with > multi-word ones in double quotes should be what most of the users are > used to entering for starters, additional schemes could be added later > (coma-separated, etc) I don't think that an autocomplete would work. A typical usecase is that you have 200 photos from one session and you want to assign 10 tags to them. You would end-up typing the same tags again and again. I think that the tags must be assigned with one click. I think that the interface for entering keywords (2 columns, one with keywords in the image, one with keyword list) can stay mostly unchanged, replacing keyword list with a tree won't need much more space. > > Thumbnail/file browser: please, don't duplicate the file manager's job ;) > > Sidebars: > * their position should be configurable (left/right/top/bottom) Changing vertical bar to horizontal is not trivial, unless the panes are square. I would stay with vertical sidebar. > * the EXIF, keywords and caption/title/copyright display/edit should be > just one sidebar, having a (configurable) set of fields; advanced EXIF, > XMP, keyword views should be pop-up dialogs This is already partially implemented in SVN > * they should be available in full screen view > * they should be able to appear as overlays (no image resize) with > auto-hide * please, make their colours configurable, so we can make them > 18% grey/black/whatever is easier on the eyes I am not sure if this is possible with GTK. > * a film strip similar to the one in Flickr's flash slideshows would be > nice I think that the Icon view could be adapted to support this. > * the sort sidebar should have accelerators assigned to the buttons, > hitting those buttons with a touchpad can be unconfortable > I agree. > Keyboard/accelerators: they definitely must be configurable, I've seen > it's in the works; I find Eye of Gnome's keyboard shortcuts way better > here. They are configurable in .geeqie/accels file. A configuration dialog is work in progress. > > I haven't touched C/GTK for a long time and have a busy job, so I can't > promise much, but I'll do what I can to help :) > Great ;) Vladimir ------------------------------------------------------------------------------ Open Source Business Conference (OSBC), March 24-25, 2009, San Francisco, CA -OSBC tackles the biggest issue in open source: Open Sourcing the Enterprise -Strategies to boost innovation and cut costs with open source participation -Receive a $600 discount off the registration fee with the source code: SFAD http://p.sf.net/sfu/XcvMzF8H _______________________________________________ Geeqie-devel mailing list Geeqie-devel@lists.sourceforge.net https://lists.sourceforge.net/lists/listinfo/geeqie-devel