Wallex
08-02-2002, 10:55 PM
This is starting to bother me.
It's cool to have all these freedom to choose what I like, and I know asking which is the best does no good, so I'll go straight to the point on what I want: A Linux image browser/viewer program that does what ACDSee did back in windows. I keep searching for image viewers, and what do I get? a program that asks me to Ctrl+O and then choose the file to view, this is not what I want! KuickShow was a bit better, but I had to press Enter on each image I wanted to see... boring. Isn't there something that autoloads images/previews of them just like ACDSee did? I bet there is... but with my current bandwidth limitations (I am one hour left from finishing downloading Qt so that I get Xine working.. unless there's ANOTHER dependency problem), I do not have time to go and download every viewer I get from the Google's search result, I can barely stand the time it takes for pages to load! So.. I go the easy way and come ask in the forums, so what image browser do you guys recommend?
PD: Red-Carpet might fix program dependencies... but will NHF or Man's or anything ever replace board dependency? Each day I feel more like coming and asking directly here for help before even trying... argh, it's hard to resist 'the easy way', but I know that way will just earn me enemies.
It's cool to have all these freedom to choose what I like, and I know asking which is the best does no good, so I'll go straight to the point on what I want: A Linux image browser/viewer program that does what ACDSee did back in windows. I keep searching for image viewers, and what do I get? a program that asks me to Ctrl+O and then choose the file to view, this is not what I want! KuickShow was a bit better, but I had to press Enter on each image I wanted to see... boring. Isn't there something that autoloads images/previews of them just like ACDSee did? I bet there is... but with my current bandwidth limitations (I am one hour left from finishing downloading Qt so that I get Xine working.. unless there's ANOTHER dependency problem), I do not have time to go and download every viewer I get from the Google's search result, I can barely stand the time it takes for pages to load! So.. I go the easy way and come ask in the forums, so what image browser do you guys recommend?
PD: Red-Carpet might fix program dependencies... but will NHF or Man's or anything ever replace board dependency? Each day I feel more like coming and asking directly here for help before even trying... argh, it's hard to resist 'the easy way', but I know that way will just earn me enemies.