eog: remove eog-3.0.0 #1347
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The picture viewer eog (Eye of Gnome) doesn't build anymore (error: gnome-doc-utils >= 0.3.2 not found). Similar functionality is found in the new geeqie-viewer. That's the one that shamelessly replaced gqview. Yes, it's an eye for an eye ... .)
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Hmmm. When doing a direct comparison, I like eog more, because it doesn't have overloaded GUI ( three list windows in Geeqie ) and functionality ("Plugins - Camera Import"). Also I can zoom with the mouse wheel. And the picture fills the window and is resized much faster... Can this possibly be resolved by updating gnome-doc-utils? |
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Well, as for the missing photo stuff, geeqie moans about missing 'gphoto2'. |
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So bye bye to this one :) |
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The picture viewer eog (Eye of Gnome) doesn't build anymore
(error: gnome-doc-utils >= 0.3.2 not found).
Similar functionality is found in the new geeqie-viewer.
That's the one that shamelessly replaced gqview.
Yes, it's an eye for an eye ... .)