Changes:
- Fix http://bugs.debian.org/cgi-bin/bugreport.cgi?bug=169911
- Start of IPC code, not used yet.
- Experimental speedup for caption editing. Caches the bg pixmap for the
image (which doesn't change when you're just editing a caption) so only
the overlay needs to be re-rendered on each change to the caption.
Definitely makes a difference when editing captions on a large,
fullscreen image.
- Tweak event handling - don't nuke queued keyevents when we're accepting
input for caption entry.
- Fixed wrapping for long lines with no spaces
- Caption editing, also requested by David Blackman <david@whizziwig.com>
Hit 'c', edit caption, enter to confirm the changes or Escape to revert.
(Only when --captions-path has been specified).
- Spotted a couple of minor bugs as I went through stuff, fixed those two.
- New option --captions-path. Specify a path (relative to each image) to
a directory with captions in and feh will overlay them on the image. It
even does text wrapping and centering!
Example, run feh --captions-path captions testimages for image
testimages/donna1.jpg, feh will look for a caption in
testimages/captions/donna1.jpg.txt
* Experimental speedup for caption editing. Caches the bg pixmap for the
image (which doesn't change when you're just editing a caption) so only
the overlay needs to be re-rendered on each change to the caption.
Definitely makes a difference when editing captions on a large, fullscreen
image.
* Tweak event handling - don't nuke queued keyevents when we're accepting
input for caption entry.
* Fixed wrapping for long lines with no spaces
* Caption editing, also requested by David Blackman <david@whizziwig.com>
Hit 'c', edit caption, enter to confirm the changes or Escape to revert.
(Only when --captions-path has been specified).
* Spotted a couple of minor bugs as I went through stuff, fixed those two.
* New option --captions-path. Specify a path (relative to each image) to a
directory with captions in and feh will overlay them on the image. It even
does text wrapping and centering!
Example, run feh --captions-path captions testimages
for image testimages/donna1.jpg, feh will look for a caption in
testimages/captions/donna1.jpg.txt
* Fixed bug - segv when last image in slideshow is deleted.
* added requested screen-clip option (allows you to disable window size
clipping based on screen geometry; ie, you can make pathologically
large windows, assuming you have the images to do so)
* disabled xinerama geometry check when using feh to set the background.
* cleaned up spelling and capitalization in menus
* src/options.c: added 'Auto-Zoom' toggle to option menu
* feh.1: added info about --xinerama flag
* New beveled, off-white background image for menus.
* Added Xinerama support. Currently defaults to fullscreen on the
first head (this can be fixed with a little work).
* Move to buildlink2
* Tons of bugfixes
* stick in yudit.ttf. it's not as pretty, but it is, apparently, DFSG
compliant etc.
* add support for using the numeric keypad to scroll and zoom the
image.
* New menu colour/style - "feh -Tblack src/testimages"
* Add --zoom option.
* Use giblib fontstyles for menus, instead of hardcoding the shadow.
* Let users choose menu style with --menu-style. Standard giblib
semantics.
* make sure fullscreen windows are really fullscreen.
* feh uses giblib now
* When you set a bg with feh, it now stores the necessary
commandline to restore that bg in ~/.fehbg.
* Use < or > keys to do in place edit rotations, 90 degrees left
or right.
* Some basic in place editing.
* Slightly tweaked menu sliding behaviour.
all dependencies on packages depending on "png" which contain shared
libraries, all for the (imminent) update to the "png" package.
[List courtesy of John Darrow, courtesy of "bulk-build".]
Changes: The background setting works better under non-E window managers
(and has Eterm support). This release shows the zoom level while zooming
and has lots more menu items, including configuration changes (options
menu) and fullscreen/window mode switch on a per-window basis. There are
several other bugfixes and new features.
