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I've always used it for IrfanView ... I haven't found anything close in all in one place functionality which is Linux Native. EDIT: There are two applications
by xtracto 4y ago
I've always used it for IrfanView ... I haven't found anything close in all in one place functionality which is Linux Native.
EDIT: There are two applications that I wish could be installed/run on WINE, but so far there's no luck: Tidal Music Windows Client, Google Drive Client.
It is amazing that both two companies refuse to have a decent client for their applications in Linux :(
- BeetleB 4y agoOh wow. That name brought back memories.
- therealmarv 4y agoFor Google Drive I can deeply recommend paying once for https://www.insynchq.com/ https://www.insynchq.com/ using it myself for years and have not touched the official client for years (and I'm on macOS).
- sir_brickalot 4y agoHa, I even moderated a german IrfanView forum back in the day until I switched to Faststone Viewer. Almost forgot.
- ephbit 4y agoHave you tried XnView?
- xen2xen1 4y agoYou've never used rclone? Rclone is the bomb..
- xtracto 4y agoI have, and i also bought a license of Overgrive, a good program. But both still arent as easy/set-and-forget as Google's main client in Mac.
- mmwelt 4y agoAbout IrfanView: I've found nomacs to be a good Linux native replacement.