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Someone sent me a 965 megapixels photo (44472×21704) 👀
So of course I tried opening with Loupe, the #GNOME image viewer! :blobcatcoffee:

It handled the original PNG fine. Impressive!
However, trying to open the #JPEGXL version… well, Glycin's #JXL decoder definitely did *not* like it :blobsweats:

Reported here with a sample file: gitlab.gnome.org/GNOME/glycin/

GitLabLoupe unable to load a 965 megapixels JPEG XL image: "Generic Error" (#127) · Issues · GNOME / glycin · GitLabI have a 44472×21704 pixels PNG image that Loupe is able to open fine, although it does take a solid 10 seconds (using 100% of only one of...

Found a new image converter GUI app that can do batch #JPEGXL lossless conversion (rarest thing on earth, seriously?), but it's not on Flathub, it only provides Ubuntu and appimage packages, and the README says, "The recommended way of using XL Converter is through the official binary releases. The building process is time-consuming and tedious."

I don't expect it to be packaged for Fedora, so yeah, I guess I'm making a wish for an official #flatpak version here: github.com/JacobDev1/xl-conver

Feature Description I've been looking everywhere for JPEG XL converters that let you do batch lossless conversion of existing libraries, and I only discovered this app through some random reddit th...
GitHubConsider distributing as an official flatpak on Flathub · Issue #95 · JacobDev1/xl-converterBy nekohayo

"Switcheroo" by @adhami is a fantastic batch image conversion utility for #GNOME, and it is one of the few ones that actually uses #MozJPEG for encoding #JPEG images. I use it to optimize my photographic images for the web (until #JXL takes over the web someday) emails, or other lightweight image purposes.

Much faster than the Yoga image optimizer (which uses an excruciatingly slow JPEG encoder at the moment) or than encoding images only one at a time with Squoosh!

flathub.org/apps/io.gitlab.adh

Flathub - Apps for LinuxInstall Switcheroo on Linux | FlathubConvert and manipulate images