Re: RFD: ImageViewer evolution

[cehardin]

I agree, but the typical user is still gonna want to do some basic 
editing w/o the need to use gimp.  Red Eye removal and cropping come to 
mind.  I agree that it should not go so far that it enters into the 
realm of a fully featured image editor.

I'm thinking along the lines of iPhoto.  That is, the management of 
collections of photos.

Advanced image editing would probably be best kept as a separate app.

Chad


On Monday, July 7, 2003, at 01:03  AM, Christopher Culver wrote:

> I would recommend against adding too much editing capability. When 
> *nix users want to edit an image, they're going to use Gimp. Trying to 
> duplicate Gimp's functionality is IMHO a waste of time. ImageView is 
> an image *viewer*. The only "editing" I'd like to see in the 
> application is the ability to save an image in another format.
>
> My biggest feature request right now is to remove the prompt on 
> quitting. It's inconsistent with other GNUstep-based apps. If I don't 
> have a (savable) document open, I don't want the program trying to 
> second-guess whether I mean to quit or not.
>
> Christopher Culver
>
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