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ShowImage

   1.9  

KDE Graphic Viewer

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mkollermkoller
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Downloads:  728
Submitted:  Jul 26 2011
Updated:  Sep 27 2014

Description:

ShowImage is a simple KDE based image viewer using the maximum space inside its window without cluttering the window with menubar, toolbar or statusbar.
It is my replacement for the KDE3 tool kuickshow.
You simply act via the keyboard (rotate, zoom, etc.) or via the context menu (right mouse click).
You can view a single image or browse through a full directory, optionally in fullscreen mode.




Changelog:

27.Sep 2014 - 1.9
- added "Open With" menu to open in other image manipulation app or also to open the containing folder in a File Manager
- uses now exif information in images to show the image correctly rotated
- some smaller bugfixes

26.Sep 2014 - 1.8.2
- fix window positioning taking top/left limits into account

26.May 2013 - 1.8.1
- sort files by name using natural sorting (e.g. file1, file2, file10, file20)

06.April 2013 - 1.8
- let mouse buttons for next/prev image be configurable
- let all actions to quit the app be configurable

05.April 2013 - 1.7
- new actions: delete file, copy image to clipboard, goto first, goto last

12.Sept. 2011 - 1.6.3
- make fitToPage/origSize persistent for a session

29.August 2011 - 1.6.2
- add MimeType definition of images which can be opened with showimage to the .desktop file
- provide .deb packages via the openSuse build service

23.August 2011 - 1.6.1
- do not force a window position on startup

17.August 2011 - 1.6
- Shortcuts configurable
- Setting for "wheel to browse" insted of zoom; Ctrl Modifier to do the "other" action
- window repositions on zoom that mouse cursor stays inside window
- overlay controls on mouse hover at top or bottom area
- fullscreen commandline option
- click == next image
- auto-hide cursor after 2 seconds
- zoom level in titlebar
- smooth scaled images
- Space for fullscreen toggling

8.August 2011
rpm Packages are now available via the openSuse build service

6.August 2011 - 1.5
- std. KDE properties dialog added
- saveAs, navigating through files in directory, Keyboard navigation improved
- improved fullscreen handling
- new key bindings (e.g. Enter or Escape to quit)




License: GPL
Source(showimage-1.9.tar.bz2)
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 window opening positioning - kde pref's not used

 
 by google01103 on: Aug 23 2011  
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I have KDE preferences set to open windows centered on the screen but ShowImage opens in the upper left conner ignoring my KDE settings - think default KDE settings show be read and used when available

regards,

Suse 11.3 x64, KDE 4.6, Opera 11.x developer build
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 Re: window opening positioning - kde pref's not us

 
 by mkoller on: Aug 23 2011  
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You're right, this is a bug.
I've already fixed it and will upload a new version.

Martin
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 Re: Re: window opening positioning - kde pref's no

 
 by google01103 on: Aug 23 2011  
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just dl'ed and tested and it opened as it should - centered

thanks,

Suse 11.3 x64, KDE 4.6, Opera 11.x developer build
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 cmake errors

 
 by undecidable on: Aug 27 2011  
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Trying to install from source on Kubuntu 11.04.
Getting cmake errors as below.
I installed kdelibs and kdelibs-dev
(kdelibs-dev since removed),
but am still getting the error.
What other dependency do I need to know about?

thanks

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CMake Error at /usr/share/cmake-2.8/Modules/FindKDE4.cmake:98 (MESSAGE):
ERROR: cmake/modules/FindKDE4Internal.cmake not found in
/home/mc/.kde/share/apps;/usr/share/kubuntu-default-settings/kde4-profile/default/share/apps;/usr/share/kde4/apps
Call Stack (most recent call first):
CMakeLists.txt:3 (find_package)
-- Configuring incomplete, errors occurred!
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 Re: cmake errors

 
 by mkoller on: Aug 27 2011  
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Looking into /usr/share/cmake/Modules/FindKDE4.cmake I find the comment:

# Please look in FindKDE4Internal.cmake and KDE4Macros.cmake for more information.
# They are installed with the KDE 4 libraries in $KDEDIRS/share/apps/cmake/modules/.

I'd say you definitely need the kdelibs-devel package and the qt-devel package.

Martin
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 Re: Re: cmake errors

 
 by undecidable on: Aug 28 2011  
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"Looking into /usr/share/cmake/Modules/FindKDE4.cmake"
thanks for the hint - I hadn't picked that up from the err message.
Anyway I tried it, but FindKDE4.cmake is not really meant for humans.

At your suggestion I did install :
. kdelibs4-dev (which installs 83 other packages)
. libqt4-dev
. qt4-dev-tools
. libqt4-gui
total of over 100 packages,
but same error.

Not being a developer,
can't guess what else I am missing.
If I work it out, I will post.

thanks
mc


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 Re: Re: cmake errors

 
 by undecidable on: Aug 28 2011  
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"Looking into /usr/share/cmake/Modules/FindKDE4.cmake"
thanks for the hint - I hadn't picked that up from the err message.
Anyway I tried it, but FindKDE4.cmake is not really meant for humans.

At your suggestion I did install :
. kdelibs4-dev (which installs 83 other packages)
. libqt4-dev
. qt4-dev-tools
. libqt4-gui
total of over 100 packages,
but same error.

Not being a developer,
can't guess what else I am missing.
If I work it out, I will post.

thanks
mc


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 Re: Re: Re: cmake errors

 
 by mkoller on: Aug 28 2011  
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I found the following page:
http://techbase.kde.org/Getting_Started/Build/Distributions/Debian

Maybe it's this package: kdesdk-scripts ?

As this is a specific distribution problem, please ask the question on a kubuntu forum.

I'm using openSuse so I can't really help you here - sorry.

Martin
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 Re: Re: Re: Re: cmake errors

 
 by undecidable on: Aug 28 2011  
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Don't worry, thanks.

Added that also, still nok.
Messed around too long already,
abandoning effort for the moment.



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 Re: Re: Re: Re: Re: cmake errors

 
 by undecidable on: Aug 28 2011  
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Problem is, cmake gives no hint as to what is missing.
one could spend years (well, days anyway) installing red herrings.


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 Re: Re: Re: Re: Re: Re: cmake errors

 
 by mkoller on: Aug 28 2011  
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I'm trying to build xUbuntu packages on openSuse build service now and while fiddling with that I found the missing package.

It's kdelibs5-dev NOT kdelibs4-dev which seems to be the development package for the old KDE3)

Martin

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 Re: Re: Re: Re: Re: Re: cmake errors

 
 by undecidable on: Aug 28 2011  
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Perfect, thanks very much.
The other 4 libraries I tried above were not needed,
only kdelibs5-dev.

Really is like kuickshow, which I also missed, but better.

(replying here above your response as there was no "reply" button to your answer)



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 to double click

 
 by undecidable on: Aug 28 2011  
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A hint for deb/kde distributions.
a. Add a menu entry:
showimage %f
b. Amend settings / file associations to open .jpg, .png
with that menu item.

Can now double click on image (or multiple images).


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 the new .deb's

 
 by undecidable on: Sep 5 2011  
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thanks very much for the .deb's !
also makes uninstalling / upgrading easier.


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 little bug

 
 by trebor on: Dec 15 2011  
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animated gif's aren't animated with showimage


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 feature request,add an option to delete an Image

 
 by mhogomchungu on: Feb 13 2012  
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Finally, i have been looking for kuickshow replacement since forever since kuickshow seem to be abandoned. Thank you very much for creating this.

I usually have a bunch of pictures in a folder and i go through them to decide which one to keep and which one to delete. The tool currently does not have an option to delete an image and hence i am forced to use it to look at the picture and then to go to the file manage to delete it if i dont want to.

It will be great if a context menu option to delete a picture and a shortcut feature will be added. Kuickshow had it and it was my most used feature.

Thank you.


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 Re: feature request,add an option to delete an Ima

 
 by mkoller on: Feb 20 2012  
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I'll have a look. Hopefully I find some time...

Martin
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