It is one of the image viewers I use on Linux. It supports most formats I stumble upon nowadays and it is pretty fast and does mostly what I want. I had some mi

It is one of the image viewers I use on Linux. It supports most formats I stumble upon nowadays and it is pretty fast and does mostly what I want. I had some minor issues with it, but it is mostly not worth bickering about them as it may come down to my personal preferences. I have been using Linux for around 20 years, but I still miss IrfanView the most. It was very fast even on those machines with RAM in MBs and CPU frequencies in MHz. The array of formats it supports is staggering, but I loved the most all those easy to use and fast basic image manipulation - rotate, crop, resize, color channel reorder (i.e. BGR to RGB) and much more. I know that I can run it through Wine, but it feels wrong for me (not the most rational, I know).