Mouse wheel zoom in/out not working
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Bug Description
Binary package hint: gthumb
gThumb 2.10.x reportedly restored the zoom in/out behaviour controlled by the mouse wheel.
Ubuntu Hardy version of it (as of today) still implements the old annoying mouse wheel behaviour (Next/Previous picture controlled by the wheel) that was changed in 2.10 due to massive user complaints.
This is a request for the ubuntu gthumb package to do zoom in/out by default, as intended by the application devs.
Below are the release notes for gthumb 2.10 where the new behavior is stated (the highlighting is mine)
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Version 2.10 is now available at:
http://
* gthumb-
* gthumb-
This is a major new release, with new features not available in the 2.8 series. The following is the list of the major new features of the 2.10 series:
* Added support for displaying remote locations.
* Added red-eye removal tool.
* Added a filter bar, to limit displayed images.
* Added thumbnailing and player-launching for videos and audio files.
* Added programmable hotkeys.
* Added the ability to manually specify photo print sizes.
* Added a zoom-to-width mode.
* Added sort by comment and sort by Exif DateTime tag.
* Adds support for multiple auto-detected cameras, or multiple modes for single cameras.
* Enhancements to the crop dialog: added undo/redo support; allow to crop multiple times without exiting the dialog; allow to switch on/off the selection mask;
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zoom in/out with mouse wheel;
zoom keeping the center of the image visible.
* Allows file extension to be changed when bulk-renaming.
* Added "reset Exif orientation tag" tool.
* New re-size options in web exporter to allow equal landscape and portrait image sizes.
For a detailed list of the new features and bugfixes see here.
Thanks to all contributors:
* Michael J. Chudobiak
* Manuel Braga
* Jef Driesen
* Rennie deGraaf
Paolo Bacchilega — March 19, 2007
As noted in the upstream report, http:// bugzilla. gnome.org/ show_bug. cgi?id= 475509, that Changelog entry refers to the crop dialog only.
2.10.x uses the mousewheel to navigate, for better or for worse.
- Mike