Re: [Ginp-developers] Next Release...

[Justin <ju...@sq...>]

Doug,

	One thing that we may want to do, as far as features go, that we may 
not be able to do anything about is that I had a friend complain that 
the image quality of the thumbnailing could use some work to make it as 
good as professional image manipulation program.  Is there another 
library we could use that does anti-aliasing on thumbs?  It's not a 
super-high priority, as all the other gallery programs aren't much 
better, it's just something for both of us to keep an eye on.  Perhaps 
on Linux or even Windows we could have an option to let the GIMP (How 
Ironic! Ginp using the GIMP) do the thumbnail processing or do some kind 
of custom script-fu (Yes Gimp's scripting system is called Script-Fu) to 
process the images?  That way you could put copyright or other messages 
automatically on your thumbs and images or add alien glow borders...

Regards,

Justin

Doug Culnane wrote:
> I think all known issues are covered in the current release so it is 
> good quality software.  It does not have many features, but it does what 
> it does and does it well.