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Subject:    [Gimp-developer] [Gimp-user]  Re: Strange zoomout behavior
From:       Martin Nordholts <enselic () gmail ! com>
Date:       2008-10-31 7:32:59
Message-ID: 490AB4AB.9010001 () gmail ! com
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This is a reply to:
http://lists.xcf.berkeley.edu/lists/gimp-user/2008-October/013230.html

Hi

Claus Berghammer (Bugzilla) wrote:
>
> I'm not shure if it is the same. I don't have "Resize window on zoom"
> and "Resize window on image size
> change" enabled, nor do I use the crop tool, as it is described in
> #555493. But the result is comparable (but not the exactly the SAME).

Can you provide a detailed step-by-step on how to reproduce the problem
please?

>
> Using "Minus Key" is slow, because I have to type it several times,
> until I reach 100%. Using "Zoom Revert" doesn't do it either, because
> it also don't sends me back to 100%.

Where zoom revert takes you depend entire on your workflow. I admit that
it might not be very pleasant to make sure Zoom Revert always goes back
to 100% though.. I do however find it reasonable to zoom out with the -
key if you want to use the cursor as zoom focus point, or you can maybe
even just do a View -> Fit Image in Window. We can't tailor the zoom
behaviour for a specific use case, it needs to be general.


>
> And shall I write my arguments for a zoom operator key again into Bug
> 553534 (centering issues after image scaling and setting zoom to 100%)?

Again, I don' think a modifier key is a good idea.

BR,
Martin
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