Pho image viewer 1.0 French translation inside
Note: Tested to work on Slacko 32 bit and 64 bit versions.
Should work with recent kernels. Needs Rox file manager.
When tested on Precise Puppy it did not work , because of problem with keybindings.
I have made a right click utility using pho to show each image in a folder.
There is a warning if no images are found with the appropriate extension.
Pho can be used as a slideshow.
A fast image viewer , plus it can create a captions file which
contains a list of files in a folder and associated captions(using keybinding k)
Note: To create a captions file, you type a caption for each image in your folder.
First step is to browse through your folder of images.
Stop at an image you want to caption and press k key.
Type in the caption field that pops up. Click to return to browsing.
Continue using this method to create captions for all your images in folder if you wish.
When you quit (using q key), the captions file will be created inside the folder of images.
Developer website
http://www.shallowsky.com/software/pho/
How to use pho
Usage: pho *.jpg (or whatever).
It will show the first image, scaled for your screen if needed. Then the following keys work:
space
Go to next image.
backspace, -
Go to previous image.
r, t, right-arrow
Rotate right (clockwise).
R, T, l, L, left-arrow
Rotate left (counter-clockwise).
up-arrow
Rotate 180 degrees.
home
Go back to the first image.
d
Bring up a delete dialog (another d deletes the file)
i
Show information about the image (includes EXIF info and JPEG comment, if any).
0-9
Tag the image with a number. These tag lists will be printed out when you exit.
f
Toggle in and out of "full size mode" (show the image at its native size, even if that's too big to fit on screen)
F
Toggle in and out of "full screen mode" (make the image as big as it can be and still fit on the screen).
p
Toggle in and out of Presentation Mode (full screen, no mouse or window borders)
-, /
Zoom out, to half size
+, =, *
Zoom in, to double size o
Pop up a file selector to change the working file list (New replaces all the old images, Add just adds new files to the list)
g
Run gimp on this image (or set PHO_REMOTE to an alternate command).
q
Quit.