XnView Software

I had this problem too. I had to make the changes, leave the menu, go back into settings and just click OK again (without making any changes). Then I logged out and back in again and since then the borders around fullscreen images are gone and my other options stick as well.

Ok, someone on another forum helped me out. While it would still be nice to be able to open an image with another program and include arguments after the program from within XnviewMP, here's the workaround:

I created a script file. Just open a text editor and put the following:

#!/bin/bash

qiv -t ...

I must not have made myself clear. I've already run xnview.sh. That script starts XnviewMP. I want to take the picture I'm viewing with XnviewMP and pass it to the program QIV, because qiv can set the picture as wallpaper. Xnview can't set images as wallpaper. Even if it could, I need to set the ...

I noticed this problem too. I was able to get settings to stick by setting everything the way I wanted and then clicking "ok" in the Options menu, and then going back into settings and reclicking OK again. For some reason, it won't stick if you make changes unless you go back in and click ok again ...

I'm using XNviewMP, most recent version 0.26 for Ubuntu linux.

I want to use qiv (a command line image viewer) to set my wallpaper. I currently use Gthumb and I have a keyboard shortcut associated with this command: "qiv -t -m -x %f". That opens qiv and passes it specific arguments that resize the ...