noskla / jpegzilla

A simple, cross-platform and lightweight GUI for MozJPEG.

Moi! / Hej! / Hi! / Cześć!

Who am I?

I'm a 24 y.o. technologist passionate about everything-computers, culture and coffee brewing ☕. I live in 🇫🇮 Espoo, Finland. I am interested in a many IT and engineering fields, including, but not limited to; full-stack web development, UX/UI (/i web design), Linux, and IT automation.

Notable personal projects I participate/d in:

• stickercat ( planned ) — online store focused on the sale of high-quality stickers with curated art made by niche artists from all around the world.
• #LPFM ( 2019-2024 ) — an innovative media center, being simultaneously a radio station, news source, and a music streaming service (almost like Spotify) with always up interactive live stream.
• cd.fm ( 2015-2018 ) — an internet radio station I led with couple of my friends. the station was disbanded due to waning interest from members and listeners.

I speak fluent English, Polish and I'm actively learning Finnish.

jpegzilla's Issues

Play sound when finished queue with opt-out option

Jpegzilla allows to import the same file couple times

Steps to reproduce:

1. Create an image file.
2. Import it to jpegzilla.
3. Import it second time.

Add "--debug" argument to print debug output without needing to change the boolean in conf.py

jpegzilla allows to pass values other than "90", "180" and "270" to jpegtran's "-rotate" argument

transpose and transverse and incompatible with each other

jpegtran does not execute with both checked and outputs an error:

jpegtran: can only do one image transformation at a time

"Open in system default Image Viewer" works only on Linux

If directory that contains an image has a space in its name jpegzilla treats it as two different files

Option to add file to queue using URL

Compressing a second image with the same name overwrites the first image

Steps to reproduce:

1. Create two image files with the same name and extension under different catalogs.
2. Import them both into jpegzilla.
3. Click Compress