On Tuesday 21 February 2012 6:55:34 pm Jim Gribbin wrote:
> Eye of Gnome is the default tiff viewer for Gnome. I've been using it with
> no issues I can think of for looking at plat maps from the State's
> Recorder's Office for a couple of years.
> I can't say I done any comparisons either, other than what's available for
> Android. What I've found for Android has been less than impressive in this
> department so far.
>
> Shotwell, the new photo manager for Linux, will also view tiffs, but I've
> only found this recently by accident. I've never used it intentionally nor
> checked it out.
>
> The only one I will say is an absolute piece of c**p for viewing tiffs is
> Apple's Quicktime. Worthless. Can't change size, can't print.
>
> Jim G
> > The Plansroom online service scans drawings and has them available in
> > .tiff format, see the images render fast comments. Good Tiff file
> > viewers are rare.
I'll have to try EOG, did not ralize it viewed tiffs.
I have been using Gwenview, QT app, works fine in KDE3.5, changed to much in
KDE4.x
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