NeonView thrives for simplicity, and its goal is to always keep a clean, simple interface. The left panel provides thumbnail previews of the images in the current directory: Please report any bugs found in the comments below.
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Of course, since NeonView was ported to GTK+ 3 and the code was rewritten, there are still many bugs present, which should be triaged by the time 0.8.1 will arrive. There is a rather big list of changes, some of the most important including a completely redesigned interface, two sidebar panels for thumbnail previews and image information, rewritten code for parsing the config file, redesigned settings window, and a whole bunch of new fixes and improvements. NeonView 0.8.1 – Source Tarball (Feb 27, 2013)įor this new release the code has been completely rewritten and NeonView was ported to GTK+ 3. For an almost complete list of changes, have a look at the ChangeLog.
no image to work upon, no more previous or next images in the directory).Ī lot of code fixes and minor improvements are included in this release too. The menu entries and toolbar buttons are now properly switched to inactive when that’s the case (e.g. This really helped improving my humble knowledge of C 😉 /dir/file.png or dir1/dir2/./dir3, correctly detecting the exact path and if it should open a file or just list the images in that respective directory. For example, NeonView handles better, and hopefully correctly, arguments like neonview. To be honest, it wasn’t quite easy to make this work properly. Handling of command-line arguments works better now for strings that represent a path or part of a path. The zoom in/zoom out functions work in a more clever way now, allowing a level of zoom which depends on the image size, rather than just having only 5 levels of zoom. The core code has been rewritten and the application’s design is quite robust now, working the way it should. This release focused on getting rid all all the bugs and make NeonView stable, and in 0.8.1 most of the known bugs should be gone. Because I really do think the Ancistrus got better 😉 I must say I really enjoyed coding for this release, making everything behave just as it should (or hoping so).
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