Ok, thanks ^^
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Hi,
Many thanks for the video - that helped a lot! gthumb is actually doing what it
is supposed to do. Under "Aspect ratio"/"Ratio d'aspect' the ratio of length to
width is fixed to the value of the picture (390:459 in your example) - the
check box under it just inverses the ratio (to 459:390).
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I can't reproduce this issue. Could you describe the *exact* steps to
recreate the problem (i.e. what you choose in the menu etc.)?
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it seems to make no change when I tick the box
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Hi, thank you for your bug report. I'm not entirely sure about your
issue: do you want to rescale the image or crop it? Either way, did you
uncheck the "keep aspect ratio" box respectively did you set the aspect
ratio to "none"?
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