qimgv | Current version: 0.7.0

A cross-platform image viewer with webm support. Written in qt5.

qimgv v0.6 video overview

Note: you can configure every shortcut listed above by going to Settings > Controls

The idea is to have a uncluttered, simple and easy to use UI. You can see ui elements only when you need them.

There is a pull-down panel with thumbnails, as well as folder view (accessible by pressing Return).

You can also bring up a context menu by right-clicking on an image.

Bring up the panel with C or M shortcut. You will see 9 destination directories, click them to set them up.

With panel visible, use 1 - 9 keys to copy/move current image to corresponding directory.

When you are done press C or M again to hide the panel.

Starting with v0.7 you can run scripts on a current image.

Open Settings > Scripts. Press Add. Here you can choose between a shell command and a shell script.

Example of a command:

convert %file% %file%_.pdf

Example of a shell script file:

#!/bin/bash
gimp "$1"

Note: The $1 argument will be a full file path. Also, the script file must be an executable.

When you've created your script go to Settings > Controls > Add, then select it and assign a shortcut like for any regular action.

If qimgv appears too small / too big on your display, you can override the scale factor. Example:

QT_SCALE_FACTOR="1.5" qimgv /path/to/image.png

You can put it in qimgv.desktop file to make it permanent. Using values less than 1.0 may break some things.

Arch: Available in AUR - qimgv-git

Gentoo: emerge qimgv

Others distros (build & install via script):

Install dependencies ( git, cmake, qt >= 5.6, libmpv >= 0.22, mpv)
- Ubuntu & derivatives
```
sudo apt install build-essential cmake qt5-default libmpv-dev 
```
Build

git clone https://github.com/easymodo/qimgv.git
cd qimgv/scripts
./build.sh

./install.sh