Eye of Gnome draws larger images under the bottom GNOME panel

[Ian Higginson]

Binary package hint: eog

It seems that whenever I open a large image, the Eye of Gnome seems to draw itself underneath the bottom GNOME panel. You can't see the status bar or the bottom part of the image. I'm using a 16:10 desktop resolution and this happens mostly on the 4:3 sized images. Resizing the Eye of Gnome doesn't seem to do anything as it just opens the image up the same after you close it.

[Pedro Villavicencio (pedro)]

Thanks for the report, which version of Ubuntu are you running? Are you using compiz? may you take an screenshot of the issue? thanks.

[Ian Higginson (xeriouxi)]

I'm currently using the Intrepid beta (8.10) but I believe this happened to me on 8.04 also. I am using Compiz also.

I attatched 2 screenshots for you. One is showing what happens by default what happens when I launch an image (I made sure the image is under the Creative Commons licence) and the other is the image zoomed out a little so you can see that there is part of the image missing underneath the bottom panel.

Hope this is of some help! =)

[Sebastien Bacher (seb128)]

do you still get the issue in jaunty?