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FreeImage is a library project for developers who would like to support popular graphics image formats (PNG, JPEG, TIFF, BMP and others). Some highlights are: extremely simple in use, not limited to the local PC (unique FreeImageIO) and Plugin driven!

bpgviewer =========== This program allows you to view BPG Images in Windows,Linux and macOS (format description: http://bellard.org/bpg/).

Quickly generate a gallery to preview your (Look Up Tables) luts on selected still frame, or video. 1) Import a still image. (jpg, jpeg, png, bmp) *) (Or select video. (mpg, mpeg, mp4, mov, mts, avi, webm, mkv)) 2) Choose path to your lutsfolder. (cube, 3dl, dat, m3d) 3) Generate. (If video selected, use scroll wheel to preview luts) All preview images that is generated is stored in '.\OUT' folder, and then deleted upon restart of the application. > [Changelog] - Version...

The GUIDOLib provides a powerful engine for the graphic rendering of music scores, based on the Guido Music Notation format. It supports Linux, Mac OS X, Windows, Android and iOS operating systems. A Java JNI interface is available as well as a Javascript version of the library. A Web API has also been designed, allowing to deploy the engine as a Web service.

Importer library to import assets from different common 3D file formats such as Collada, Blend, Obj, X, 3DS, LWO, MD5, MD2, MD3, MDL, MS3D and a lot of other formats. The data is stored in an own in-memory data-format, which can be easily processed. www.open3mod.com/ is a 3D model viewer and exporter based on Assimp that is also Open Source.

The Pretty Poly 3D Modeller is a project to produce a free, powerful 3D modeller for Linux primarily, but built for cross-platform from the start. Since Pretty Poly loads and saves in many different 3D file formats, it is also a useful model format conver

Comic reader is a comic book reader written in Python. Its meant to run on linux and browse through image archives in ZIP or RAR format. The program extracts the pages in sequence and displays them using an internal viewer or an external program.