GNOME Bugzilla – Bug 88637
window given scrollbar when none is needed
Last modified: 2004-12-22 21:47:04 UTC
When opening an image smaller than monitor display, EOG seems to miscalculate image size or window size, so the resulting window is always given a scrollbar. Expected: No scrollbar, when image is clearly smaller than monitor resolution. (What DOES work OK is when the image is larger than screen resolution: Then the resulting window (as usual) opens a window approx 75% of screen size, without redundant scrollbars.) I believe this is in Gnome2 as well.
Do you _really_ talk about the latest CVS head version of EOG? It should work there and indeed does it for me. If not, re-open this bug please.
The version i see it with is eog2-1.0.1.0.200207140139-0.snap.ximian.1 - which of course may be old as sin for all i know. Sorry for the spam.
Gonna try reopen this, setting version 1.0.x. This is still as annoying in the ximian gnome2-snapshot from today. Since it is fixed in CVS: Would it be possible to backport the fix to the old 1.0.x series that ximian obviously pull from?
We just need to make a new release, which will be 1.0.2. The code is in CVS already on both branches (HEAD and gnome-2-0).
Help->About shows that the version i see the bug with is already 1.0.2. Perhaps you mean 1.0.3?
Hm, I don't know what ximian exactly ships as snapshots. You can help me most if you checkout the HEAD or gnome-2-0 branch of eog and see if the problem exists. Otherwise we are not talking about the same thing. For better checking it would be also nice if you can attach the image where it occurs.