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Re: What happened to gqview



gqview is far better in my opinion. You can make large, sharp thumbnails to work with and it's very flexible. gThumb seemd to allow larger thumbnails, but doesn't generate them, only stretches the small ones.

I've found gqview the most useful, reliable, and stable photo management software I've ever used, in *nix or Windows.

I hope it doesn't get dropped.

tom

Dexter Ang wrote:
On Tue, 30 Nov 2004 10:21:29 -0700, Guy Fraser <guy incentre net> wrote:

It appears to have been dropped.

Whats up with that. It was the only decent application for
viewing and maintaining image repositories.

--
Guy Fraser


How about gThumb? Any problems with that?

dex



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