GLsee is a fast image viewer for new NVidia cards. It's tested under Linux with an FX5600 card. The NVidia driver version should be at least 61.06 (it came out at the end of June in 2004). For optimal speed you shold have the following extensions supported:
- GL_NV_texture_rectangle (it is also supported for ATI cards with Mesa 5.0 or later)
- GL_NV_register_combiners
- GL_EXT_pixel_buffer_object (it is not yet available for ATI cards AFAIK)
Type glxinfo for version and extensions information.
ATI cards could use the color matrix extension (it would be easy to write) but it's not yet in the program (maybe for release 0.2).
Installation procedure:
- install NVidia driver 61.06 or newer
- install the following libraries with development files: libglut, libjpeg, libpng, imlib2, libtiff, libSDL (these are optional if you change the Makefile and the conf.hh file.. you should have though either SDL or glut available)
- type make in the source directory (if you have problems, look in the Makefile and conf.hh)
- Usage
- glsee file.jpg...
You can use the following keys:
- n, p -- next page/previous page
- q -- quit
- j, k, l, h -- down, up, right, left
- `.', `,' -- zoom in/out
- x -- delete image and move to .deleted directory (don't use it.. not tested, not good enough)