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JIBS - Image Viewer for Sorting
Image viewer used for sorting and other utilities
JIBS: Java Image Browser Sorter. An image viewer with a full-screen slide show, image sorting, and producing contact sheet/thumbnails. The image viewer is perfect for sorting digital photos into correct directories. Displays EXIF information captured in the photos. Also great for managing downloaded images. Lots of other utilities included. -
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PhotoCube
A three dimensional cube with pictures on it.
The cube tumbles about the screen while the pictures change. To configure just click on the screen. -
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Thumbnail me is a free and open source thumbnails generator built on movie thumbnailer. Thumbnail me is coded in C++ and uses the Qt 4.8.0 library. This software is actually available on Windows Xp / 2k3 / 2k8 / Vista / 7 x86/x64 and Linux x86/x64. Source Code : 3.5 (Never released) : https://github.com/kwent/thumbnailme 3.0 (Current version) : http://sourceforge.net/projects/thumbnailme/files/Sources/thumbnailme_3.0_Windows_Sources.zip/download Source Documentation :...
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JImageMan
Digital Image Manager and Batch Image Processor
This is yet another digital image manager. After using many other fine manager applications I found some things I wanted in an image manager that didn't exist in just one manager so I tried to create one that had all the features that I liked in one manager. One notable feature is the meta data or tags are stored in the image file itself so that when you move your image library the metadata and all the tagging work you did goes with the images. It is not perfect but it has been in use... -
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Everytime Eclipse starts, Random Splash Screen overwrites Eclipse's splash screen with a random image picked from your personal image folder. This image is then displayed on the next Eclipse start. Staring at the splash screen is not annoying anymore!
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Tomcat Photo Gallery, inspired by the nicely written P-Gal project, now with ability to handle high res images, segmentation of galleries by access code, and admin screen for administration.
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