GNOME Bugzilla – Bug 145402
Make image rotation less complicated
Last modified: 2006-12-30 14:28:22 UTC
This is an enhancement request. Currently gthumb exposes three ways to rotates images from two different locations in the UI. I'd like to see the rotation of images be made easier. The changes I'd like to see are as follows: - Eliminate the Tools > Rotate Images menu entry and the Roate Images dialog box. - Change the functionality of Image > Transform > * to rotate images using any of the available methods of rotation, prefering the least destructive to the more distructive means. That would be Orientation, Lossless (if jpeg), Regular. If there is a compelling reason to do so, you could add a "Use Orientation When Possible" option and default it to ON.
Forgot to mention. All selected images should have transformations applied.
I agree with the sentiment of this, I think the interaction model is a little bit off and I think there is certainly room for improvement. I filed a similar bug, bug 171050 but in that case I was asking for Rename to be simplified and for the program to check if one file is or many files are selected. I do not agree with you entirely and I would not want to eliminate the menu entries as I have them setup with useful keybindings.
Just to say that I would also like improvements, and I agree with the changes proposed.
*** This bug has been marked as a duplicate of 130830 ***