[digikam] [Bug 339082] Allow a simpler way to place a photo in full-screen using overlay [patch]

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   What|Removed |Added

  Component|Preview-Image   |Usability-Overlay

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[digikam] [Bug 339082] Allow a simpler way to place a photo in full-screen using overlay [patch]

[Luca Carlon]

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--- Comment #53 from Luca Carlon  ---
This is marked as resolved, shouldn't it be opened again?

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[digikam] [Bug 339082] Allow a simpler way to place a photo in full-screen using overlay [patch]

[Luca Carlon]

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--- Comment #52 from Luca Carlon  ---
More than 3 years later, again no way to simply put the image to fullscreen
without having a complete slideshow right?

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[digikam] [Bug 339082] Allow a simpler way to place a photo in full-screen using overlay [patch]

[Luca Carlon]

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--- Comment #51 from Luca Carlon  ---
Maik, my original patch was doing this. It might be lost on the way. Except I
left the overlays on the bottom and the was no zoom I think. The rest was more
or less like this.

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[digikam] [Bug 339082] Allow a simpler way to place a photo in full-screen using overlay [patch]

[Maik Qualmann]

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--- Comment #50 from Maik Qualmann  ---
I think he means a full screen mode only for the image. And yes, I am the
solution with the slideshow also not happy. I plan to implement a full screen
mode to replace slideshow as full screen view.

- no overlays over the image view
- scroll wheel of the mouse changes the images
- for 1:1 viewing or zooming, remember the last position to compare the images
by scrolling before and back.

Maik

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--- Comment #49 from caulier.gil...@gmail.com ---
Where is the problem. Here where in digiKAm you can switch in Full Screen by a
keyboard shortcut : SHIFT+CTRL+F.

Same shortcut to go out from full screen.

This will work in previe mode or in thumbnail mode, or in map mode or in table
view mode... etc. Bref, it's universal. We don't need to bloat the icn view
with more overlay. Please let's the thumbnail visible : the photo contents is
more important than a way to change the GUI.

Learn the shortcuts, and you will see that digiKam has already a lots of
features for you. That all...

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--- Comment #48 from y...@riseup.net ---
What is described in comment #44 seems fine, but please please please maintain
a way to easily get from thumbnail to full screen. It's what I use all the time
and having to go to preview first and from there to full screen and the same
way back would be a pain.

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--- Comment #47 from caulier.gil...@gmail.com ---
It's not a regression. It have been always implemented like this since a
while...

Gilles Caulier

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[digikam] [Bug 339082] Allow a simpler way to place a photo in full-screen using overlay [patch]

[Christoph Feck]

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--- Comment #46 from Christoph Feck  ---
If this is a regression, I suggest to report it separately.

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[digikam] [Bug 339082] Allow a simpler way to place a photo in full-screen using overlay [patch]

[Alexander Fieroch]

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--- Comment #45 from Alexander Fieroch  
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I totally agree with Luca Carlon. Digikam needs a simple and immediate action
to open images in fullscreen (no slideshow!). His concept using a double click
and ESC is simple and easy and it is used in many other media players/viewers.

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[digikam] [Bug 339082] Allow a simpler way to place a photo in full-screen using overlay [patch]

[Luca Carlon]

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--- Comment #44 from Luca Carlon  ---
In any case however, opening an image to fullscreen should be a simple and
immediate action, it cannot require to click on a small button, then going down
and clicking on another small button within a few seconds.

I propose again this concept: my personal opinion is that double clicking the
image in preview should open the image to fullscreen. This is what most
environments have been doing for years: double clicking "opens" something. Esc
button "closes" something. My opinion is that it would feel more natural:
double clicking from thumbnail opens the image in preview, double clicking
shows fullscreen from preview, ESC goes back to preview, ESC again goes back to
thumbnails. Slideshow can remain an overlay button.

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--- Comment #43 from y...@riseup.net ---
I totally agree with Luca Carlon. Since one of the last updates a slide show is
started automatically, which is something different. It's actually quite
annoying to always have to set it to pause. It would be nice to at least have a
konfiguration option to decide whether a slide show should be started or not.

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[digikam] [Bug 339082] Allow a simpler way to place a photo in full-screen using overlay [patch]

[Luca Carlon]

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--- Comment #42 from Luca Carlon  ---
It seems to me the current behaviour is once again that fullscreen button
starts a slideshow instead of simply showing the photo. Is this intended? I
personally think showing the image in fullscreen should be totally different
from showing a slideshow. Those are totally different actions.

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--- Comment #41 from caulier.gil...@gmail.com ---
No. The icon is dedicated for FS mode.

Double click on thumbnail open Editor or preview mode. The user can see the
main interface visible in opposite of FS mode.

Gilles Caulier

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--- Comment #40 from y...@riseup.net ---
Is there a way to have that effect (full screen overlay) when double clicking
on an image (instead of clicking on the icon)?

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--- Comment #39 from caulier.gil...@gmail.com ---
*** Bug 361689 has been marked as a duplicate of this bug. ***

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