Colin Clark

> use a "hamburger" style icon to hold the whole menu inside. If you mean put a "hamburger" item - displaying the top-level menu items - as the first entry...

If you are compiling from sources, please try this sequence: `sudo make maintainer-clean; ./autogen.sh; make -j; src/geeqie`

> if I want to update later can I now just rerun the geeqie-install-debian.sh script, or do I need to always repeat the above sequence on a full refreshed download?...

> Now that I'm trying out the development build, I noticed that if I start up multiple geeqie windows, then I can close the 2nd through nth window independently (using...

> the windows open as the little rectangles which are 1125x500 in size Maybe the window manager has an influence - the default size is 700x500. If 1125x500 seems small,...

> Alternatively, you could do what browsers (e.g. Firefox) are doing and use a "hamburger" style icon to hold the whole menu inside. The attached .diff is an implementation of...

> Tried that patch and noticed a few problems: Thanks for trying the patch, but I have a bad feeling about any solution to this problem. (Icons cannot be used...

> /usr/lbin/geeqie --geometry=1862x2039 . >/dev/null 2>&1 & I get a main window of the proper size and last position and two small windows as shown here in this thumbnail: There...

> Can we PLEASE disable the multiple-windows-one-application thing, at least optionally? The option is `geeqie -n --new-instance` Note that there is only one `geeqierc.xml` file. You might need to set...

> This is unexpected because the last thing the user did was to turn off the sidebar, and exiting the unrelated geeqie 1 flipped that setting back. I think an...