SDLSee is a VERY lightweight image viewer and browser, featuring image
preloading, intelligent auto-resizing, optional support for the mentally
and/or motory impaired and more.
After “only” 15 months from the last reported activity, here come new
versions for SDLSee-related packages. A lot of critical bugfixes have
been applied.
System-indipendent sources, linux binaries and Gentoo Linux ebuilds are
available on my website:
http://www.crusaderky.altervista.org
I really don’t read the mailing list, so please CC any comments or
questions to @CRUSADER_KY
SDLSee 0.1.4 Changelog**********************
- updated to navfs-0.1.5
- now program quits correctly if no images are found in a directory
- fixed support for files bigger than 2GB
- replaced bzero() with memset() for POSIX compliancy
- renamed poll() to event_poll() to avoid replacement of standard
function (bug arose when updating to x.org 7.0) - redirected debug output to stderr
- noresize-min now defaults to 0.98 instead of 0.90
(i.e. if you’ve got a 1280x1024 monitor, the largest image that
won’t be automatically resized to fit will be 1306x1045)
navfs 0.1.5 Changelog
- Removed dependency from vartypes.h
- Fixed support for files bigger than 2GB
- Fixed segmentation fault in navfs_ls
- Fixed infinite loop in navfs_ls(LS_SORTED) when opening
directories containing no files or only subdirectories - removed option LS_64 (now automatically active)
- Windows version is now reentrant too (NEEDS TESTING)
- API and ABI compatibility with version 0.1.4 has been broken
–
Guido Imperiale
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