

I just tried it: I had to modify the main .py file so it uses Webkit 4.1 instead of 4.0 (that’s the version I have installed) and it works. But for some reason, photo spheres are only displayed properly if there was no Eye of Gnome instance already running: if there’s already an image up, the second photo sphere remains displayed as a flat photo.
Also, the pan / tilt mouse movements are a bit scratchy. It’s probably because the engine underneath is Javascript.
Other than that, it works well. Thanks!










Finally! The onslaught of sloppy videos will go down a bit.
In fairness, it did watermark the slop it generated - although that wasn’t too hard to crop out of course.