Questions tagged [image-viewers]
This tag is for image viewing applications in general. If your question is about a specific image viewer, use the tag for that app, for example eog for Eye of Gnome
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How do I make my terminal display graphical pictures?
This is a quick mockup I copy and pasted together. I imagine this being super cool and useful.
Does something like this exist already?
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Cannot open 90% of recently saved images (webp format)
I very recently installed Ubuntu 20.04 on my laptop and have been having this issue where I can't open most of the images I have saved. I get an error that says
Unrecognized Image File Format
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Ubuntu replacement for IrfanView
On Windows I really liked IrfanView as a basic image editor/manager.
Some of the main features I liked were
great shortcut keys
good batch conversion options
ability to work with many image file ...
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How to Install XnView in Ubuntu 16.04?
I download the .deb 64 bit image in their homepage, untar and install. Launching the app by the icon is unsuccessful and also in terminal
/opt/XnView/XnView: error while loading shared libraries: ...
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Is there a way to open DICOM files?
I have done an RMI scan, and I wonder if it's possible to open DICOM files, to see it. Ubuntu recommended I install ImageJ, but that didn't decode it or whatever.
A friend of mine opened it with ...
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Low quality image rendering in gthumb/eog
I am having problems with image quality when reducing images or zooming out in certain applications. It looks almost as if the image is not being smoothed or anti-aliased.
On the left is gthumb/eog (...
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Alternative image viewers
I dont really like Eye of Gnome (EOG).
What other image viewers are available for Ubuntu?
I am using gwenview but it takes a long time to load.
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Opening cursor files in a graphics editor?
I'm looking at /usr/share/icons/DMZ-White/cursors, and there is:
$ tree -s /usr/share/icons/DMZ-White/
/usr/share/icons/DMZ-White/
├── [ 4096] cursors
│ ├── [ 14] ...
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How to install XnViewMP in Ubuntu 18.04 and later
Is there a way to install Image viewer and converter XnViewMP (or Xnview and XnConverter) in Ubuntu 18.04 and later?
Other described ways (14.04, 16.04, 16.10) seem not to work for me.
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What fast image viewers are available for Ubuntu?
What is the fastest / most responsive image viewer?
I'm looking for a program that is responsive and opens large .jpgs fast - progressively and/or by cleverly loading only parts it will render. A 6 ...
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Which image-viewers in Linux support the `webp` image format?
Is there any way to see WebP photo from Thunar with Xfce DE? There was a similar question, but it was about nautilus.
Then to get WebP thumbnails tumbler (the Xfce thumbnailing service) must support, ...
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How to find `.desktop` file location for a particular application
EDIT: This is not a duplicate as this question is the reverse of what the other question is asking. Here we know what is the application and we want to find its .desktop file that can be located in ...
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Image viewer for renaming the current image
I have a set of images with the date printed on them and I was wondering if anyone knows about an image viewer with the possibility of renaming while looking at the image, to make it faster and to ...
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How can I run the slideshow in a specified order?
I would like to view the images for example from the oldest until the newest. This is not possible with many viewers I tried (Mirage, Shotwell, Gnome Image Viewer).
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How to print multiple copies of an image on a single page - gui
I am looking for a GUI way to select one image file and print it multiple times on a single sheet of paper. This is basic functionality in other OS's, but my best shot for doing this in Ubuntu so far ...
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