I think it would be nice to be able to switch so that the current zoom
level is not changed, e.g. for comparing two similar pictures at 100%.
Perhaps using a separate set of keys (e.g. < and >), keeping the default
(fit to screen, like it is now) to space/backspace.
On 07/06/2011 11:50 PM, Adam Dingle wrote:
On 07/04/2011 05:56 AM, Dago Pacheco wrote:
you can also use space bar (next) and delete (back)
True, though those keys don't currently work when the zoom slider has
focus.
2011/7/3 Stefan Monnier<[email protected]>
It might be nice if the keyboard shortcuts were a little less modal,
Agreed.
although there might not be enough keys to go round for all these:
prev/next image
page-up and page-down seem like a natural match for it.
However, when the slider has no focus, I notice that PgUp/PgDown
don't do
anything. Would it be sensible to permanently assign those to prev/next
image (as they are in gthumb?)
Yes, please.
This also seems like a reasonable idea. In other words, we could
implement either of these:
1. Make Space and Backspace work for navigation even when the zoom
slider is focused.
2. Make Page Up/Down navigate forward and back in all cases.
I've created a ticket for this here:
http://trac.yorba.org/ticket/3803
Also, some other photo organizer (F-Spot maybe) provided at the top of
the screen the sequence of preceding/succeeding photos, which is useful
when you don't need/want to look at each one of the photos, and also
provides a way to use the mouse to move back&forth (yes, I like key
short cuts, but I also like it when I can use the mouse).
Yes - this is also under consideration for Shotwell. See
http://trac.yorba.org/ticket/178
adam
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