https://bugs.kde.org/show_bug.cgi?id=280133Alexander Fieroch <
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What |Removed |Added
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Status|RESOLVED |UNCONFIRMED
Version|2.0.0 |4.0.0
Resolution|WONTFIX |---
--- Comment #2 from Alexander Fieroch <
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Unfortunately it is not the same. You can switch digiKam in full-screen mode
using the tool button but this only hides the title bar. You can click on
"Preview Image" the selected image in the thumbnail view but you still see the
properties panel, the albums panel or the toolbar panel.
I'd like to see a method switching from the digiKam thumbnail view with one
selected image to a full screen mode with only showing this image in the best
scaled resolution your monitor can display with a black background and having
an auto-hide thumbnail bar to see the following next images.
The only mode that is very near to my wish is the slideshow mode. But you do
not want to start a slideshow anytime you just want to see some fotos in a
higher resolution. Ok, you can select only one image and press ALT+F9 to start
a slideshow with only one image - that's ok, but that's not, what a slideshow
is intended for. Furthermore you cannot go to the next or preview image when
starting a slideshow with only one image selected. You can select more images
but then the slideshow is automatically started and before stopping it you
cannot use it to quickly navigate in fullscreen through some images. In
addition you cannot see a thumbnail for the next images in the slideshow mode
and so you cannot skip some images quickly.
The proposed thumbnail overlay could start a fullscreen display mode starting
with that selected image and displaying an auto-hide mini-thumbnail bar.
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