I’ve just done a quick check.
I tried to add a large JPEG. Seahorse said it needed to be 120×150,
offered to resize it, but then actually made it 154×115. It is still
being inconsistent. I don’t think this bug has been addressed.
Seahorse 2.32.0
2.6.38-9-generic #43-Ubuntu SMP Thu Apr 28 15:23
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I have installed Karmic on four machines. On two, it was a fresh
installation; on another two, it was an upgrade from Intrepid.
GDM works fine on the upgraded machines. On the fresh ones, I have been
seeing weird behaviour from GDM. The name of th
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Seahor
Public bug reported:
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PGP specifies 120×144 as the maximum image resolution for ID photos,
whilst GPG recommends the usage of 240×288. Seahorse, on the other
hand, tells you to make your JPEG 120×150!
I read this, and so went to GIMP to edit my photo. However, Seah
I don't believe that this is an Evolution issue. I have been having the
same problem with Thunderbird (with the Enigmail add-on).
If you have specified in your ~/.gnupg/gpg.conf file that you want to
see ID photos, then such photos will pop up in the default image viewer
(xloadimage, eog, or disp
