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List:       kde-look
Subject:    Images
From:       Chris Lee <nytehorse () inficad ! com>
Date:       2000-03-05 5:25:36
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Ok, I was looking at a web site with Konqueror the other day and I 
rebooted into my BeOS partition, and was thinking about the differences 
between Net+ and Konqi. So far, I'm much more impressed with the 
*possibilities* of the Konqueror, but Net+ has got it beat (IMHO) when 
it comes to images. This is a KDE-wide problem I believe- I think that 
Mosfet especially should take notice, as well as anybody else working on 
the graphics section for KDE2. 

To start off with: how many of you have used BeOS? Ever? I'll explain 
what I like about Net+ right here: when an image is downloading, it 
shows it in "chunks"- it splits it up and displays the image as it comes 
in, but notÐêÿ¿Î$
 stretched out like Netscape/Konqi/Mozilla do it- it does it 
so that the image looks like you're seeing it through some blinds or 
something. I'll try and post an image later to show you all what I mean- 
but what I was wondering was, how difficult would it be to implement 
such a feature in KDE2 at this point? It's largely a look'n'feel 
"problem" (I see it as a problem anyway). What do you guys think?

-Chris

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