Newest version available at harbour for versions < 4.1.
Sailphoto is an application to view your images in the folders they reside. Openingpage is a list with saved locations and a combobox with choices home/nemo and mediacard. Clicking one of the choices brings you in the filesystem to select the folders to save in the openingspage. Browsing through the file system you can see the folders and files of the directory you are in. Clicking one of the photos opens a page with the photo large screen
Attachment | Size | Date |
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harbour-sailphoto-0.8-2.aarch64.rpm | 18.86 MB | 28/10/2021 - 23:26 |
harbour-sailphoto-0.8-2.armv7hl.rpm | 18.86 MB | 28/10/2021 - 23:26 |
harbour-sailphoto-0.8-2.i486.rpm | 18.87 MB | 28/10/2021 - 23:26 |
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rgrnetalk
Tue, 2017/12/05 - 00:09
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Thanks for the compliment. Unfortunately, it's not open source. I will fix the sorting with the next release. (Still trying to get it harbour compliant ;-)
Bramba
Sun, 2017/09/03 - 19:11
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Hi Richard,
I'm very sorry about annoying you so many times... :-)
I found another tiny cosmetic deficiency yet: When pictures are in portrait mode instead of landscape mode, they are getting compressed/sprained in the thumbnail view.
You can easily test that by yourself: Put in a picture from a human in portrait mode. This picture will optically get compressed to fit into the square height of the tiles. Therefore the human is shrinked what is looking a bit weird... :-)
Just wanted to tell you about it... :-)
Wish you the very best!
Bramba
rgrnetalk
Tue, 2017/12/05 - 01:37
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Thanks, I will look into this. Still trying to get view correct with a good performance....
Bramba
Sat, 2018/01/13 - 18:07
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Hi Richard,
already some news about your great app? :-)
Wish you the very best!
Bramba
rgrnetalk
Mon, 2018/01/15 - 03:16
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Hi Bramba,
Thanks for your continuous support and patience. I started in a new job so few time left for development. It looks like I have a working sollution now and I will try to publish it within the coming weeks.
Best regards, rgrnetalk
Bramba
Sat, 2018/02/10 - 06:38
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Hi Richard,
great job! You are the man! :-) Thanks a lot for your amazing efforts and solving the problem! This flickering issue now really belongs to the past! :-) How can I get your IBAN to donate you a small thank you for your work?
Wish you the very best!
Bramba
rgrnetalk
Sat, 2018/02/10 - 21:27
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Thanks Bramba for your nice words. Happy to have the flickering solved and delivered the new version. Enjoy!
Bramba
Wed, 2017/08/30 - 09:30
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Hello Richard,
I hope you are very fine! :-)
Do you already have some news about an improvement of that cosmetic deficiency with the flickering images when swiping? Explanation for new readers: If you swipe the pictures in Jolla's Gallery app, the movement is lots more "smooth" - however, the picture-move in Sailphoto seems to be a bit choppy and clipped...
Maybe you can preload the neighboured images into the RAM to make them available for the app more quick?
I'm happy to hear from you! :-)
Thanks a lot for your efforts!
With best regards!
Bramba
rgrnetalk
Wed, 2017/08/30 - 14:25
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Hi Bramba,
The last weeks I have been experimenting on the two issues that make the app not perfect for me:
It is not fair to compare sailphoto with the gallery app, because the last one uses the grillo tracker. Unfortunately is the grillo tracker not available for developers outside Jolla (...). I have been trying to get the same effect in a couple of different ways, but have not yet succeeded.
So still working on it, but you cannot see the result (yet).
Best regareds,
Richard
Bramba
Thu, 2017/08/31 - 17:56
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Hi Richard,
thanks a lot for your great efforts and your kind answer!
The Grilo-project should be available under LGPL I think. Does this link help you anyhow?
https://wiki.gnome.org/Projects/Grilo
I'm happy to hear from you! :-)
Wish you the very best!
Bramba
muhislam
Mon, 2017/08/07 - 06:35
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Checking this SailPhoto. I guess this is the port from Harmattan Gallery application.
rgrnetalk
Mon, 2017/08/07 - 10:18
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Wrong, it isn't ;)
Bramba
Wed, 2017/06/21 - 12:40
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Dear rgrnetalk,
thanks a lot for this nice app! :-)
One question from my side: I would love to hide the Sailphoto-menue and also the filenames when watching my pictures. Could you maybe introduce some plain diashow in fullscreen mode, e. g. like Windows "Picture and Fax Viewer"?
I'm seriously looking for some application equivalent to the common Sailfish-Gallery, but WITH the consideration of the existing directory-structure of my images. Sailphoto is definitely very great for this, but you can not watch the pictures without simultaneously displaying the annoying filenames at the top and the Sailphoto-menue at the bottom...
Do you think you could extend the program? That would be great!
Thank you very much for your efforts! :-)
Bramba
rgrnetalk
Thu, 2017/06/22 - 12:40
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Hey Bramba,
New version has a button to hide the annoying filename and menu and show pictures full screen.
Hope you like it!
Regards, Richard
Bramba
Sat, 2017/07/15 - 19:30
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Hello Richard,
thank you so much for your great efforts! Your app is like* perfect now! :-)
With best regards!
Bramba
* The only thing I don't understand is that "unpolished" swipe of the pictures when browsing images in fullscreen mode. If you swipe the pictures in Jolla's Gallery app, the movement is a lot more "smoother" - however, in Sailphoto it seems to be a bit choppy and clipped... Maybe some issue with the engine? :-)
rgrnetalk
Wed, 2017/08/30 - 14:11
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The delegate with the flickable and the pincharea is very heavy to load. I'm working on it to get a smoother flick.
asleep
Tue, 2017/04/18 - 11:47
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I've waited for so long for this app and finally some1 did it :-D ! I really appreciate it!
Thank you very much!
rgrnetalk
Tue, 2017/04/18 - 15:19
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Glad you like it, thanks for the comment!
feodoran
Fri, 2017/03/24 - 23:41
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is it possible to add .pdf support?
rgrnetalk
Sat, 2017/03/25 - 04:12
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Pdf is a format for documents, why add it to a photo viewer app? (and what's wrong with the documents app for pdf files?)
feodoran
Sat, 2017/03/25 - 11:08
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pdf can be used for any kind of graphics. I have a couple of vector graphics (stuff like plots, diagrams, flow charts etc.). With the documents app I can't filter by directory and get a preview of those, which of course make little sense for multi paged documents, but I have single paged figures.
rgrnetalk
Sat, 2017/03/25 - 15:18
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I suggest using the filebrowser app to select the directory and open the document. The documents app will be used for showing the pdf...
feodoran
Sat, 2017/03/25 - 16:09
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Filebrower does not show previews/thumbnails (or did I miss something?), which is the whole point of your app.
rgrnetalk
Tue, 2017/03/28 - 10:54
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Ok, understand the use case now. But Sailphoto uses the nemo thumbnail provider that can provide thumbnails of image files. Pdf format is not an image format so sailphoto will not work for pdfs and adding it means too much work.
feodoran
Thu, 2017/03/02 - 11:53
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I'd like to test this on the Tablet, could you provide an i386 build as well?
rgrnetalk
Fri, 2017/03/03 - 03:12
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Here it is.. keep in mind that the gui is designed for phone format only, so the thumbnails will look ridiculous large on the tablet (and maybe the gui will look odd on some other places as well...).
feodoran
Thu, 2017/03/02 - 20:31
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great, thanks!
Actually I like the size of the thumbnails, I would consider this as a reasonable "large thumbnail" setting. I get about 9-15 on one screen.
itdoesntmatt
Wed, 2016/12/21 - 21:06
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nice...useful!
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