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Again, use PixiePlus :)
by Mosfet on Monday 31/Dec/2001, @12:48

Left and right cursor keys go back and forth through the filelist, up and down keys go back and forth through all the images in the current browser folder (exactly what you described :) The fullscreen view mode also has buttons for this.

The slideshow feature can use either the filelist or all the images in the current folder.

Thumbnail viewing is also much better and faster.

No need to use Windows anymore ;-)

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Re: Again, use PixiePlus :)
by antialias on Monday 31/Dec/2001, @14:28

PixiePlus is very fast, nice and stable :) so I don't know why you've chosen '0.1' as release version?
The only thing I miss in PixiePlus is right click on image and 'Edit with...(for example Gimp)' option (hm, wishful thinking maybe?).

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Re: Again, use PixiePlus :)
by Ralf Nolden on Tuesday 01/Jan/2002, @01:08

Why not use the KDE functions for that in KRun or KOpenWith like in Konqueror ?

Ralf

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Re: Again, use PixiePlus :)
by Mosfet on Tuesday 01/Jan/2002, @04:09

Yes, makes sense, especially since I already use KRun for executing non-image files.

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Re: Again, use PixiePlus :)
by reihal on Tuesday 01/Jan/2002, @03:57

After I have clicked on an image in Windows (with ACDSee installed) I can slideshow through all images in the folder/directory with the mouse scrollwheel (or the scrollwheel on my new Logitech keyboard).
No need to use the thumbnail browser since it loads the full images doublequick.

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