Image Previewer?

[rabbit]

I'm looking for an image previewer (like XP's "Fax and Image Viewer").  I have pictures I want to look at and be able to click a "next" button or something, and I have no intention of editing them.  Anything out there you guys know of?

[iago]

I use a program called "slideshow+", which does a little slideshow of the pictures.  It's not the best for it, but I haven't needed anything better.

Failing that, I use Opera.  Shift-X or left-then-right click to browse through a folder.

[Ergot]

KView, there's several others that I don't remember off the top of my head.

[Newby]

Failing that, I use Opera.  Shift-X or left-then-right click to browse through a folder.

Haha. I use Opera to look at porn too!

[rabbit]

KView, there's several others that I don't remember off the top of my head.

That sounds like something out of KDE, which I didn't install and don't want to.

[Joe]

What made it sould like that, rabbit? :P

I don't know what it's called, but theres a program that's almost exactly like Windows XP's viewer in GNOME.

[deadly7]

That sounds like something out of KDE, which I didn't install and don't want to.

You don't need to install KDE to get the programs, I think.  You just have to install the suite.  Unless you can't install that without installing KDE.. dunno.

[nslay]

I'm looking for an image previewer (like XP's "Fax and Image Viewer").  I have pictures I want to look at and be able to click a "next" button or something, and I have no intention of editing them.  Anything out there you guys know of?

gimageview hands down ... THE best image/movie previewer around!  This thing resembles XP's file explorer and gives you a nice thumbnail view of your image/movie files ... it can even peak into archive file formats like zip, tar, rar and so forth.

EDIT:  I made a better pic of the program:

[iago]

Failing that, I use Opera.  Shift-X or left-then-right click to browse through a folder.

Haha. I use Opera to look at porn too!

I didn't say nuffin' about porn!

[rabbit]

Opera is complaining about me not having libqt-mt.so.3, and I litterally CAN'T start the downloads for it I've found.

[nslay]

Opera is complaining about me not having libqt-mt.so.3, and I litterally CAN'T start the downloads for it I've found.

Install opera with static qt.

EDIT: Yeah, on the opera download page, select "Static/RPM" or "Static/DEB" for the distribution, then select "Static Qt package".
Qt is only really used by KDE...you shouldn't need to install any of the Qt stuff just to use Opera.

[iago]

Yeah, when it asks you for your distro, pick "other, tgz" or something.  There might be a checkbox to ensure that it's a tgz. 

[rabbit]

What nslay said worked.  Though I guess I was wrong when I chose "Slackware 9.1, 10.0, 10.2" :\

[nslay]

What nslay said worked.  Though I guess I was wrong when I chose "Slackware 9.1, 10.0, 10.2" :\

They probably assumed you were using KDE ... that's the only reason Qt would be installed.

[iago]

Sorry for bumping, but Picasa, made by Google, sounds promising.  It's still beta for its Linux version, but it might be worth a shot.

http://picasa.google.com/linux/