- #Xnview for linux install#
- #Xnview for linux software#
- #Xnview for linux code#
- #Xnview for linux Pc#
- #Xnview for linux download#
I have already sent you an email about this a few days ago.I’ve tried many image browsers over the years, including IrfanView and ACDSee, but after using XnView, I can almost forget about the rest. In the other words, this will allow to run XnView MP and XnConvert on many distributions (such as RHEL >= 7, CentOS >= 7, Scientific Linux >= 7, Oracle Linux >= 7, Fedora >= 27, openSUSE >= 42.1, Mageia >= 6, Debian >= 9, Ubuntu >= 16.06 LTS, Linux Mint >= 18.3, Pop! OS, elementary OS, Endless OS >= 3, Clear Linux, Void Linux, Alpine, NixOS, Solus, Gentoo, Arch) out of the box. Everything is bundled or already included in the runtime (Freedesktop). The main advantage of flatpak packages is that you don't have to worry about the glibc/libstdc++ version on the host, as well as any additional dependencies, like ghostscript, libgstapp, libicui18n, or libbz2. Ideally, the AppData files should be upstreamed: It would be nice if you, as the author, decided to participate in the further development of these flatpak packages. If you are ok with this, please leave a comment here: I am in the process of submitting them to the Flathub repo. To open a file each time you need to go to file system and go up to the hierarchy up to your directory of pictures, EACH TIME! To save your things, EACH TIME you are presented with the folder home/user/snap/software/(here it's)2/Desktop fake Desktop
#Xnview for linux download#
Snap is also based on a repository system, so you need your app store, and the download was a lot slower than usual here => īelow the very old UI to save your work, the 3 snaps i have installed have exactly the same look when it come to save or to open, and for sure no thumbnails are shown, only file type
#Xnview for linux install#
Plus i was "lucky" because my distro is an Ubuntu Flavor but for all other distro you need to install snapd where Ubuntu give a bunch of command for the major one only. Over all very disappointed with snap! (never again for me) where in the menu it was written "Mountain Tapir Collage Maker", i needed to find back the original snap name when i installed it to be able to type the remove command.
To remove the snapApp same as installing it all by CLI which means you need to know the original name which is often not the one in the menu for example the mountain-tapir snap. When you want to save your work they all show you an antic UI from the 90s and the directories showed to save your work is by default home/user/snap/softwareName/xnumber?(like 2)/Desktop/ which confused me in the begining thinking it was on my real Desktop/ (i needed to use a search tool to find out where my file was saved). It's IMHO the worst of all those "unified" app, and i do prefer to download a.
#Xnview for linux Pc#
So yes IMHO i would recommend AppImage for its graphical simplicity (you JUST download and use the software) it is also portable, put on usb and open it on an other PC / or laptop
#Xnview for linux software#
In the end it seems that snap and flatpack use a store alike, on the other hand with AppImage, any one who build his own AppImage just put it on his website and let people download a real software (I have 7 AppImage all working well and straight out of the box). and i never cross a snap application while surfing internet, so not a lot of snap online (it seems) Snap ? I saw few demo of Snap and even if it's simple they have used the terminal for their demo. this is where i gave up, too much download thing to download that. In the end i fugured out that you need to download flatpack itself (the thing which will make your apps working), then you download a file like which will download the software.
#Xnview for linux code#
I cannot speak much about the 2 others packging systems, but:įlatpack, The first time i went to their website i downloaded a game, but it was not a game it was a file that pluma open with some code inside. Want to remove the software? just throw the directory in the trash => Done, software removedĪnd you put the software where you want !! yrATKUnmrS (maybe more as a programer )ĪppImage Download the software from anywhere, then just open the directory, right click on the executable file, then check the box "allow executing file as a program" => done,ĭouble click and the software works straight out of the box, no special installation needed, it's all graphical (the right click to check the box) Many softwares already use this packaging,Įven Linus Torvalds found it "very cool" =>. IMO it's the most user friendly of those 3 type of pakaging system. I have already some AppImage on my PC (Ubuntu-MATE 16.04 LTS) no need to download something special, no need to use the terminal.
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