I'm not putting off your computer as being the blame for GIMP being slow - indeed, it's kinda silly that it takes so long to start, especially the first time - but I just figured you had an HDD and think the vast majority of people will benefit from an SSD. Especially for laptops, it's also quieter, supposedly uses a little less power, and won't die as fast from dropping it. Not everything benefits from it, like web browsing or email is not I/O-bound, but lots of things go a lot faster for the investment.
#XNVIEW MP T VS CTRL T WINDOWS#
For her, this takes more than a minute on Ubuntu and more like 2-3 minutes on Windows (it boots in the same time as Ubuntu, but then programs need to load which make it slow for another 1-2 minutes). Booting up (from cold) is maybe 20 seconds for me. For my girlfriend this indeed takes a little bit, though not a minute. Using `time gimp` and hitting alt+F4 immediately, I get about 2.14 seconds. A game, Factorio, takes literally 5 minutes for her to get to the main menu. Three examples I notice between my girlfriend's HDD-based laptop and my SSD-based one: It is also nice that it has implemented the select+shift+drag brush feature that is ignored by almost every other clone i've seen over the years.
#XNVIEW MP T VS CTRL T UPDATE#
Personally i find it amusing and impressive that this implements a Win95-like GUI (i love Win95's GUI :-P) but at the same time the actual editing feels very slow - painting something takes almost a second to update with the brush being very jumpy, reminding me using ZSoft's PhotoFinish on Windows 3.1 on my 4MB 386:-P. > I'm not sure how I feel about it being web-based I suppose the closest would be Pinta, although that is slightly above MS Paint on the complexity level (probably more comparable to Paint.NET than MS Paint). There is also Gnome Paint, but hasn't seen any update in years. There are a few, Kolourpaint is pretty much an MSPaint clone for KDE and Paintbrush is the macOS equivalent. O.k., users (including me) can learn and get used to a new behaviour, but currently XnView Classic and XnView MP differ which makes switching between the two applications confusing and more difficult than needed.Ī.) Discuss and find a useful and handy default mouse behaviourī.) Change both XnView Classic and XnView MP to that default mouse behaviour and thus unify mouse behaviour.> and have yet to find a suitable replacement And I guess other users are also used to this behaviour. Therfor categories often come in a tree layout with tedious way to search and add multiple categories, while adding keywords is normally a process by simply typing the keywords one by one into a field only seperated by.
keywords that can be considered as associative content description. Ctrl + Mouse wheel zooms in most applications whereas in XnView Classic it does nothing), but I'm very much used to this behaviour. Categories are more a general hirarchical structure vs. IPTC Category is an old IPTC metadata, which no one currently uses. (use Ctrl key to select more categories, Alt key to exclude categories) and offers quick search features. XnViewMP, the enhanced version to XnView, is a versatile, powerful, cross-platform media browser, photo viewer, image management, and image converter. The above mouse support of XnView Classic might not be standard (e.g. At the same time, XnViewMP builds a database that allows you to filter photos in 'Category filter' pane. Select all your images in XnViewMP browser and press Ctrl+U or go to Tools. The missing grabbing to move the zoomed image around is really a big lack in functionality and should be added soon. This is the only operation that changes actual image data.
Mouse wheel: Navigate previous/next image
#XNVIEW MP T VS CTRL T FULL#
Support for full internal bit depth pictures 8/16/32 bits per component Improved Multi-core processing support in. Right mouse button: Grab image for moving New features in XnView MP compared to standard XnView: Continued support for over 500 image, graphic and video formats Continued support for WebP, APNG and other non-standard image formats. Currently, the default behaviour of XnView MP 0.56 and XnView Classic differ regarding the mouse control:
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