Imagesorter

Advanced image browser with some basic file manager capabilities.

Download: imagesorter-0.1.tar.gz

Features

Requirements

Installation

Installing Imagesorter

Installing requirements

Bugs

Authors

Thanks to

Features:

• Multiple panes with drag and drop support (creating new panes on click)

  screenshot: one pane, three panes

• Viewing multiple images at once (user can specify how many images to display in row and column)

  screenshot: 2x2 images

• Viewing images full screen, or viewing preview images (with adjustable size of preview image)

  screenshot: smaller preview image, left postioning preview, larger preview image

• Searching duplicate images in specified directories

  screenshot: search duplicates

• Advanced search that can search for images of specified dimensions (e.g. Find all images which name contains “reg” and are smaller than 200x100), file size, name in specified directories.

  screenshot: advanded search

• All usual image browser capabitilies (zoom, flip, rotate), adjusting brightness, contrast, gamma

• Simple cut out of part of image (and saving it as a .jpg/.png,...)

  screenshot: saving selection

• Special shortcut keys for easy copying and moving files beetween panes using only keyboard.

• When overwriting images of same name dialog appears so that you can visualy compare two images.

  screenshot: compare window

• It can be configured to run external application on click (or pressing enter).

  screenshot: configuring open of files with external aplications

• You can run previously configured external applications using open with menu.

  screenshot: open with configuration

• You can assign colours to file extension so that all files with same extension are listed in same colour.

  screenshot: assigning colour to file extensions

Requirements:

• perl 5.x

• gtk libs 1.2 or higher

• Gtk-Perl

• imlib 1.x

• glade libs

• Glade-Perl*

• Image::Info perl module*

* on a usual linux system only these packages should be manualy compiled, all other are already installed or exists as packages for you system (redhat, mandrake, debian,...)

Installing Imagesorter

dowload it ImageSorter-0.1.tar.gz

gzip -dc ImageSorter-0.1.tar.gz | tar xvf -

cd ImageSorter-0.1

perl Makefile.PL

make

su

make install

runing it:

type “is”

Installing requirements

linux

mandrake

following packages should be installed (you can install them using your installation cdroms and rpmdrake):

perl-GTK

perl-GTK-Gnome

perl-GTK-Glade

perl-GTK-GdkImlib

perl-devel

imlib-1.x

This perl packages should be compiled and installed:

Image-Info-11.tar.gz

gzip -dc Image-Info-1.11.tar.gz | tar xvf -

cd Image-Info-1.11

perl Makefile.PL

make

su

make install

Glade-Perl-0.60.tar.gz

gzip -dc Glade-Perl-0.60.tar.gz | tar xvf -

cd Glade-Perl-0.60.tar.gz

perl Makefile.PL

make

su

make install

redhat

packages similar to those in mandrake (I don't have any redhat systems installed at this moment, so if you find what are those packages drop me an email)

other unixes

Some early versions worked fine on freebsd 4.4, and should work on every posix system that has packages listed under requirements.

Bugs:

Due to perl memory management on most perl distributions memory once allocated by perl cannot be returned to system, but only internally to application. This means that application can never shrink in memory size. However that doesn't mean that application will constantly grow, because perl can return allocated memory internally to program.

This problem doesn't relate to external libs used by perl (like imlib) which can return allocated memory to system.

Authors:

Denis Lacković <delacko@_REMOVE_THIS_srk.fer.hr>

Thanks to:

All people that made perl, gtk, imlib, glade, Gtk-Perl, Glade-Perl,...