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Hello,

With some images, "display" gets confused. Sorry for not being able to say it more precisely, but see below for a more extensive problem description.

System info:
* Opensuse 11.2, all updates installed
* "kwin -v" says:
Qt: 4.5.3
KDE: 4.3.5 (KDE 4.3.5) "release 0"
KWin: 4.3.5 (KDE 4.3.5) "release 0"

ImageMagick OpenSuse library info:
Imagemagick 6.5.4.8-3.7

from Display - Help - About Display:
ImageMagick 6.5.4-8 2009-10-24 Q16 OpenMP http://www.imagemagick.org
Copyright (C) 1999-2009 ImageMagick Studio LLC

Problem description:

When image is loaded, a window frame is briefly visible, but then disappears. The image stays visible, and its area on the screen is
sensitive to mouse clicks, e.g., left mouse button to pop up a menu. When the image without window frame is viewed at double the size (left mouse click - View - Double Size), the original area on the screen indeed does show the image at double size, yet the area is not increased, although the little pan window appears. So parts of the image are not visible at all.

I also did the following test. I created resized versions of the original image with the command with varying pp. Increasing pp and displaying them by , at some point the window frame stayed visible. I cannot confirm any specific size pp_crit, yet had the impression that it had something to do with the fact that in the pan window it became possible to move the black outlined frame around. pp_crit increased with increased screen size, i.e., if I worked only with a laptop screen or had an external monitor connected and the desktop extended over the two screens.

One more test: When I said, and , the behavior was as decribed above. When I said, and , the window frame was shown correctly.

Thank you for looking into this matter and a solution.

I can reproduce this behavior only for KDE4. It doesn't happen for me in GNOME or XFCE respectively.

Ok, I see .

That's not a bug, thats intended! Am I right? Try remove alpha channel from your picture. Unfortunately I use display rarely so I didn't see this more quickly.

Just curious -- why this works only for KDE?

paschuller wrote:
I also did the following test. I created resized versions of the original image with the command

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convert -resize pp% origima.png testima.png

with varying pp. Increasing pp and displaying them by

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display testima.png

, at some point the window frame stayed visible. I cannot confirm any specific size pp_crit, yet had the impression that it had something to do with the fact that in the pan window it became possible to move the black outlined frame around. pp_crit increased with increased screen size, i.e., if I worked only with a laptop screen or had an external monitor connected and the desktop extended over the two screens.

This one I can't reproduce. Which value of pp lead to window with its frame?