wait for Imagemagick' s display to popup with that image. just go into my folder with images, press Enter on the desired jpg file and. it's because I'm still using very intensely mc (midnight commander). If someone wonders why I'm still using display. and, again obviously, when ImageMagick's display tries to resize the height. So, if my monitor resolution is 1680x1050, obviously the picture wouldn't get into the screen. Usually, my pictures (most of them taken with my photo camera), have the height larger then the width typical resolutions are: 1536x2048 just resize the image to fit the monitor screen, BUT with keeping the form factor, just like softwares like gwenview does when I resize the image. or maybe choose manually the resize option, so that it fits the screen.
and the most annoying, the image itself gets deformed (again: so that now it gets shown in full in that window - I would expect that the window with the image would be the old way: a certain dimension, and if the image has a resolution that doesn't fit into those dimensions, just let me drag with the mouse to see the rest of the image !!. When opening the image, the window is as I remember from older versions of ImageMagick (a normal window, with the normal window title, proper window borders.) after "display" resizes the image, the window loses it's borders, the window title-bar.
after 1-2 seconda, it just resizes the file so that it is displayed entirely on the screen, BUT now the images gets deformed (mostly on the vertical.). To be more exact: when I run "display my_file.jpg" the program opens (as expected) a window with my file, BUT. In my OpenSuse 12.3 I have a modified behaviour of the program display (memmber of the package ImageMagick), which wasn''t like this in older versions.
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