Version: (using KDE 4.3.0) OS: Linux Installed from: Debian testing/unstable Packages In summary, something is screwy with the way gwenview figures out which "Next" and "Previous" buttons to enable when it first starts up with an image file (not browsing). Examples: Start dolphin (or do this on the command line) and, in a folder that has only images, open gwenview to view the first of those images. When gwenview starts, the "Previous" button will be enabled (but won't work) and the "Next" button will be disabled (so you can't use it). If you do the same in a folder that has some files listed before the first image that gwenview can read, then gwenview will have both buttons enabled. If you then go "Next" and then "Previous", gwenview seems to recognise that there are no images before the current one that it can read, and disables the "Previous" button (as it should). If you open the last image in a folder in gwenview, both "Previous" and "Next" buttons are enabled, but "Next" doesn't do anything. Go "Previous" then "Next", and the "Next" button will be disabled as it should be.
Confirmed in trunk.
SVN commit 1028125 by gateau: Update previous/next action when dir has been fully listed BUG:205468 M +4 -8 mainwindow.cpp WebSVN link: http://websvn.kde.org/?view=rev&revision=1028125
SVN commit 1028132 by gateau: Update previous/next action when dir has been fully listed BUG:205468 M +4 -8 mainwindow.cpp WebSVN link: http://websvn.kde.org/?view=rev&revision=1028132