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1. Linux nomacs full#
2. Linux nomacs portable#
3. Linux nomacs software#
4. Linux nomacs license#
5. Linux nomacs free#

Linux nomacs free#

There are many other free and open source photo viewers available in the market–some support Windows and some are specifically for the Linux operating system. The five photo viewers mentioned in this article are the most popular.

Linux nomacs software#

It is free and open source software so anyone can use it and modify it under the terms of the licence agreement. PhotoQt is a powerful yet simple image viewer written in the C++/Qt language. A synchronization of viewers running on the same computer or via LAN is possible. Additionally it is possible to synchronize multiple viewers. nomacs is small, fast and able to handle the most common image formats.

Linux nomacs license#

It is fast and reliable all-in-one software. Nomacs is a free image viewer for Windows and Linux systems, which is licensed under the GNU General Public License v3. It supports advanced functionalities like red-eye removal, screen-capturing, transitions, undo/redo, etc. Again, it offers all the basic functionalities like support for different image formats, resizing, rotating and cropping. Figure 3: Nomacs FastStone Image ViewerįastStone Image Viewer is all-in-one software that provides image browser, editor and converter functionalities for Windows. It can also compare different images and highlight their differences. One of its advanced features is synchronisation with multiple viewers. It is fast and handles almost all common image formats including RAW. Nomacs is one of the free photo viewers that supports many platforms like Windows, Mac and Linux systems. It has the basic image processing tools.Apart from that, on-the-fly image processing is provided for sharpness, rotation, colour balance, contrast, and local under-/overexposure. JPEGView’s GUI is very minimal and, in terms of looks, it’s pretty average compared to other photo viewers. I like nomacs very much and although FastStone MaxView is still my default viewer (no viewer can beat the elegance of my all-times favourite and in fact nomacs lacks file association options), I would recommend it for a free, portable, multi-platform, fast, customizable and nice-looking graphic viewer.JPEGView is a very configurable photo viewer/editor for JPEG, BMP, WEBP, TGA, PNG, GIF, and TIFF images. It is being developed by three students from the Vienna Technical University, who are very responsive and open to suggestions and who seem to be real perfectionists- although nomacs is extremely stable they are not in a hurry to release the first stable release version since they want to fix all the minor bugs and add new features. Nomacs also allows starting multiple instances of the application. It remembers last accessed directory and support drag&drop. It is not as light as a feather (Qt-dependency) but it is not much heavier on resources than other image viewers. I like its easy hot-keys (especially T for Thumbnails and M for Metadata), its slide-show player, its neat interface and its portability. While still in an early phase of development (it has not yet left the beta stage), nomacs is a very promising image viewer, in fact it is very good. but when I add it to the Manage Applications window, the path is missing the 'wine' command beforehand (and it's actually in its own prefix so I need to add more than just 'wine').

Linux nomacs portable#

Its Windows version runs on Windows 2000, XP, Vista and 7 and is available in both portable and installer versions. Especially since nomacs is no longer being developed, I would like to add the option to Open With > IrfanView.

It can be found in various Linux repositories and there is a Mac port as well. Nomacs does indeed seem faster than most. Nomacs also features a synchronization feature that will work on computers on the same network or LAN. On the image editing side there is crop, resize and a ‘pseudo color function’ where one can play with hue, saturation and RGB color values using a slider. The toggle between frameless and normal view is not exactly obvious but a quick search revealed it to be F10.

Linux nomacs full#

The program can also be viewed in full screen or various levels of transparency and in frameless mode where the image only is shown, floating over the background. It offers faster than most thumbnail view of images in a folder and a player to view a folder ala a slideshow. It is capable of reading and displaying exif metadata. It supports the most common image formats from jpg to gif (no animations however) and xmp to pgm and others including the raw format. Nomacs is a free image viewer for Windows and Linux systems, which is licensed under the GNU General Public License v3. beta tested) is an open source image viewer for Windows, Linux, and Mac machines. Nomacs image lounge (all lowercase? ) (Version: 0.