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Gallery.py |
http://www.net-es.dk/~pj/python/ |
1646x |
Gallery.py makes static picture galleries which consist of an index page with thumbnails linking to pages with resized pictures.
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ida |
http://linux.bytesex.org/fbida/ |
1641x |
ida is a small and fast image viewer for X11. A simple file browser and some basic editing functions are available too.
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Sketsa |
http://www.kiyut.com/[..]sa/index.html |
1640x |
Sketsa is a vector-based drawing application based on Scalable Vector Graphics.
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View Picture |
http://math.smsu.edu/[..]are.php?id=63 |
1639x |
VP (View Picture) is an SDL-based image viewer for Linux and FreeBSD that supports slideshows, fullscreen and zoom.
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Java Image Studio |
http://xlurk.tripod.com/ |
1634x |
Java Image Studio is an enhanced painting program that works on any operating system (dos, unix, linux, windows, etc.)
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PhreakPic |
http://phreakpic.berlios.de/ |
1629x |
PhreakPic is a Web gallery designed for any kind of content that can be displayed visually. The content can be sorted into multiple (sub)cateogries. Thumbnails are generated automatically, and it has several methods to add new content. Every function can be managed through an access-control system, and all functions are accessible through the Web interface. It uses the userbase of an existing phpBB2 installation and the Smarty template system.
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xfedor |
http://www.ibiblio.org/[..]ux/X11/fonts/ |
1627x |
xfedor is a simple editor to create and modify BDF fonts and xbm/xpm images. xfedor can also generate limited bitmaps in X11 format or in XPM 1 format (color) and has facilities for creating cursors.
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Jsee |
http://tiger.coe.missouri.edu/~mohaine/ |
1626x |
Jsee is a Java based image viewer. Currently jsee can view GIF, JPEG and PNG images only. Jsee is designed for slide show-type viewing of multiple images.
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QtViewPic |
http://www.mtoussaint.de/viewpic.html |
1624x |
QtViewPic is a 'full screen' picture viewer. The menu interface hides if the mousepointer leaves the menu. To the right of the screen you can access the thumbnail list (Scrollable with wheel mouse). In the bottom right corner is the menu. Additionally you can open a popupmenu with the right mouse button. Zoom in and out with the wheel of your wheel mouse and pan the image while zoomed. Last but not least you can zoom a portion of the image by dragging a rectangle around the area of interest with the left mouse button.
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Quick Image Viewer (qiv) |
http://www.klografx.net/qiv/ |
1623x |
Quick Image Viewer (qiv) is a very small and fast GDK/Imlib image viewer designed to replace the classic image viewers like xv or xloadimage. It features setting an image as an X11 background with a user-definable background color, fullscreen viewing, a screensaver mode, brightness/contrast/gamma correction, real transparency, zoom, slideshow, support for external programs, and more.
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gpDB |
http://www.whizziwig.com/[..]ode/gpdb.html |
1621x |
gPhotoDatabase is a simple GTK2 application that creates a simple flat-text file database of metadata for images (primarily photos). It focuses on requiring no mouse movement from the user. The database is simple enough to be easily translated for a specific photo gallery with a Perl script.
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PyWiew |
http://members.lycos.co.uk/anandpillai/ |
1621x |
PyWiew is an image viewer/editor written in wxPython using PIL (Python Imaging Library) as the imaging API.
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DV |
http://dv.ficker.net/ |
1618x |
dv (or dath view) is a minimalistic GTK image viewer meant as a free and simple replacement for xv. It takes a list of images on the command line and allows you to page forward and back through this list without the use of any menus.
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ImageViewer |
http://www.nice.ch/[..]rner.html#img |
1618x |
ImageViewer is a small application which displays images based on the GNUstep API. It handles all image types known to GNUstep (i.e., TIFF, PNG, JPEG, GIF, etc.).
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fbi |
http://linux.bytesex.org/fbida/ |
1618x |
fbi is an image viewer which displays images on Linux framebuffer devices. It can read PhotoCDs, jpeg, and ppm directly. For other formats it tries to use some external converter like convert from the ImageMagick package.
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