qView - Qt image viewer designed with minimalism and usability in mind.Like feh but faster and simpler, and support for more formats. qeh - Actually fast and simple image viewer.qimgv - Fast and easy to use Qt5 image viewer.pqiv - GTK 3 based command-line image viewer with a minimal UI supporting images in compressed archives, rewrite of qiv.KuickShow - Fast and convenient image viewer for KDE.Koko - Image viewer designed for desktop and touch devices.ida - X11 application (Motif based) for viewing images.CoreImage - Simple lightweight easy to use image viewer based on Qt.See also Wikipedia:Comparison of image viewers. 1.5 Game and interactive application development.Now you’ll be able to geotag your photos on Linux based systems, too. Maybe you need to find the binaries on your system and adjust the locations. Next step is to change the pathes in Preferences in gps4cam. First of all you need to install dcraw and the perl based tool exiftool.Īpt-get install dcraw libimage-exiftool-perl The next thing was to integrate all the tools gps4cam needs as everything was preconfigured expection tools in Windows Pathes. Now gps4cam is running kind of natively on Linux. Inspired by this error message I figured out gps4cam.exe as a self-extracting Jar file that could be run on Linux Desktops by typing First of all I tried to start gps4cam with wine, but I didn’t get it to work as Java Libraries could not be found.
The only thing I miss is desktop support for Linux. The Desktop App will later recognize those QRcodes and adds geotags to the photos. At the end of your trip you take a photo of one or more QRcode containing all your trip data.
You just install an app on our iPhone or Android device and then start a new trip. GPS4CAM is a wonderful tool for geotagging photos taken with a camera without GPS support.
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