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I hope there will also be a good video editor in the future. Now I'm really happy in Ubuntu as far as the image editing stuff is concerned. FastStone Image Viewer - FastStone Image Viewer is a fast, stable, user-friendly image browser, converter and editor. All core features and functionalities of the standard XnView 1.9x are all still present in XnView MP, whilst some features are scheduled to be re-introduced. one of the most popular viewers worldwide. XnView MP is intended to have a unified look and feel across all platforms it runs on. On top of that, Gimp 2.8 finally made single-window mode available. When comparing XnView MP and QuickLook, you can also consider the following products. But I guess the combination of XnView MP and XnConvert is unbeatable.
Quicklook is not just a photo viewer app, its a great utility to view any files content without. So far, I was using Phatch, which is an excellent batch image processing tool as well. The most popular Linux alternative is XnView MP. It's from the same developer and already has a final release for Linux available. I also recommend XnConvert, which is a batch image processing software. And then I hope it will become the default viewer in Ubuntu and also get global menu integration. But it seems a final/stable release is about to come soon to the Linux world. And luckily, now it's XnView itself, named XnView MP (Multi Platform).Īt the moment, XnView MP for Linux is still beta.
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But as I abandoned Windows completely, I was desperately looking for an image viewer as good as XnView - the only last bit I was missing to give me a perfect Ubuntu experience. XnView to me always was the best and most powerful image viewer/organizer while I was still under Windows 7.
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This handy app can handle well over 400 different graphics formats and is a free download offered by the developer to anybody that's interested. But there is a big problem with gThumb, as it doesn't remember to start maximized or with a screen-centered 'fit to window' mode. XnView 2.50.2 is a versatile, lightweight and robust multi-format image viewer which is a freeware product competing against programs like ACDSee and IrfanView, the latter also being a freeware product. Seer, XnView MP, Hotjar, CopyTrans HEIC for Windows, nomacs, IrfanView, and Eye of Gnome (eog). I tried many viewers, like gThumb for instance. What are the best QuickLook alternatives A list based on our community, research and backed by reviews.
#XNVIEW MP AND QUICKLOOK UPDATE#
Just to update this thread, because since late June 2012 there are now debian packages available for XnView MP 0.51 beta, officially from the XnView author's website (with their forum though):
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