hi again > It's nice to hear from someone who has actually tried working with the > Save for Web plug-in. ;) > > At some point of development info was displayed under each view, but I > didn't find original info line useful. Why do you think it would be: > just for esthetic reasons or does it have some useful functional > meaning? I don't know whether it's worth comparing file size of > multilayered GIMP image and compressed single-layered jpeg, gif or png. you are right if you compare an XCF and single-layered. But what about if you just have some Jpg files (grabed from a camera for ex.) and that you just want to optimize them to send them to some friends or eventually put on a gallery. In this case, you have bot single-layered (and more : same file format). And being able to see what space is eally won regarding the loss of qualty can be nice. THis is not a esthetic reason at all. But you are the master of it ;) > > However, I am sure original image dimensions should be displayed in > resize panel, so that user could restore them. > > Do you think any additional information about original or optimized > image should be provided? Is the user interface intuitive enough or > something should be changed? This is nice like this for me. I know some friend like to modify color table in gifs and png-8. May be having the list of colors (like palettes), and allowing the user to modify the colors would help them. But may be it is a long way for a little benefit. I'm not good enough in coding to ealuate that. Snif. cedric _______________________________________________ Gimp-developer mailing list Gimp-developer@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx https://lists.XCF.Berkeley.EDU/mailman/listinfo/gimp-developer
