promised by the tooltip and the button's name: fit image to window size. I use `gpicview` on other systems too and have done so for years, and do believe they all act the same (ie. I can adjust the 100% up and down, and behavior is what I expect. > On my Lubuntu 20.10 box, opening gpicview with an image, then resizing the window down does not alter the image size at all it remained 100%. The apport detail will allow us to compare release/package info & gain more information than we have currently (you've mentioned belief since 16.04, however the package isn't supported in 16.04 by Lubuntu, I've mentioned only 20.10 which makes it easiest to test changes, however it's a low priority package in that release as lximage-qt replaced gpicview in Lubuntu) The only supported release of Lubuntu that still provides `gpicview` is 18.04 LTS, which reaches EOL in a little under a year, so whilst this issue could be pushed upstream, it's not going to be high-priority I suspect given what I saw is a minor annoyance (unrelated to security).
Knowing the program's interface very well I'd just hit ++++ to have it return to the 127% Yes following your instructions I can see part of your issue (large window, if image is 127% and fits with border visible, selecting 'fit image to window size' causes it to drop to 100%).
On my Lubuntu 20.10 box, opening gpicview with an image, then resizing the window down does not alter the image size at all it remained 100%. Please run the `apport-collect 1878680` on your box as no release details, package details or much of anything else is currently available.
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