Re: [Ids-devel] jpegtran

[John M. <mo...@mu...>]

That sounds good to me.

There are now a great number of items on the preferences page. I think 
it might be a good idea to start organizing them into groups. So far, 
I'm thinking:
- Site (site name, site header, site footer)
- Album (thumbnail max dimension, thumbnail corner icon, images/row, 
rows/page)
- Image (default image size, scaled image border width, image quality, 
print ordering, use jpegtran)
- Comments (allow comments, comment abuser filtering)

Any ideas?

John


On Thursday, February 15, 2001, at 07:47 PM, Anders Bandholm wrote:

> On Wed, 14 Feb 2001, John Moose wrote:
>
>> Thanks.
>>
>> What is everybody's opinion on this? Is it worth requiring another 
>> package
>> to do lossless rotations of JPEG's? I like the idea, but folks seem to 
>> have
>> a lot of trouble installing IDS as it is. (I'll admit that my 
>> documentation
>> is pretty sparse...)
>
> I agree that this is one of IDS's strong sides: It does *not* have a 
> lot of
> dependencies. (That is actually why I chose IDS in the first place. I 
> also
> looked at PhotoShelf, but it would have taken me a whole day to 
> install... :-)
>
> Using jpegtran could be an option. A configuration variable could 
> specify the
> location of jpegtran. If this variable is defined, jpegtran is called 
> to do the
> job - if undefined, the current code does it instead.
>
> Cheers,
> Anders
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