Shotwell, the photo manager and image viewer application for GNOME, released new 3.12.15 version today. The new version of this free open-source app added minor new features, few bug-fixes, and translation updates. First, it now supports opening trash:/// URIs from file manager. Meaning that if you use shotwell as default image viewer, you can now […]
Read MoreLoupe is the core image viewer app for GNOME since version 45, but it’s so far not made default in Ubuntu. It’s a fully adaptive image viewer that supports mobile form factors. It’s touch-friendly that supports 2-finger swipe left/right to navigate, 2-finger pinch/stretch to zoom out/in, and 2-finger gestures to rotate images. Other features of […]
Read MoregThumb image viewer and organizer released new 3.12.5 release this Sunday. It is a small release only contains translation updates and a few bug-fixes. Bug fixes in the release include: When the ‘Store metadata inside files if possible’ option is active, comment a picture will delete its Color Profile tag. Build issue with libjxl 0.9 for […]
Read MoreThis simple tutorial shows what’s new in gThumb 3.12.4, and how to install it in all current Ubuntu releases. gThumb image viewer and organizer has rolled out version 3.12.3 and 3.12.4 recently, while Ubuntu still has v3.12.2 in system repositories. The new releases introduced some new features as well as various bug-fixes. According to the […]
Read MoreXnviewMP is a full-featured cross-platform open-source image manipulation software for viewing, editing, and converting images.
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The most significant change in Shotwell 0.32.2 is support for HEIF image files with the .HIF extension. Learn more here.
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A new image viewer app for GNOME called ‘Loupe’ has been accepted into GNOME’s Incubator Group. Learn more here.
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