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ImageViewer is a small application which display images based on the GNUstep API. In the future I will add image catalogue creation and other goodies, right now it is what it is, an image viewer application. LICENSE: GPL2 or later

ImageWorsener is a cross-platform command-line utility and library for image scaling and other image processing. It has full support for PNG, JPEG, BMP formats, experimental support for WebP, read-only support for GIF, and limited support for some other image formats. It's not as fast or memory-efficient as some utilities, but it's very accurate.

This is the Image Compiler, which generates images from textual description. Most important features include: - Does not need display to run - Can be run from the command line or as CGI script. In the latter case, the image is output to the browser (in PNG or JPEG format) - The size of the output image is automatically determined, no size has to be specified (although you can give a fixed size - Coordinates are in pixels, only positive coordinates are visible. Angles are in integer degrees, no limitations (except the maximum integer limit). Colors can be specified in one of three formats, including X11 color (rgb) strings - A pre-processor can be applied on the input file first; simple arithmetic can be performed - Supports commands for drawing lines, circles (filled or not), rectangles (filled or not), ellipses (filled or not), arcs, and text. Images can also be imported. For text and images an alignment parameter is available, and text and images can be rotated over any angle and can also be mirrored

Command-line utilities for converting bitmage images (JPEG, PNG, GIF, Targa, BMP, etc.) to and from encapsulated postscript. Special care is taken to minimize the size of output files without reducing image quality.

Features include a GUI that doesn't get in the way of viewing your images, a file browser, slideshows, zooming, rotating, on-the-fly Exif viewing, histograms, fullscreen support, wallpaper setting, the ability to view 4 images on the screen at once, adjustable thumbnail sizes, playlists, view and download images from Web sites, movie playing, file searching/filtering, multiple directory loading, transitional effects, image hiding and more.

This package contains image loader plugins for Imlib 2 that are not dis- tributed together with the Imlib 2 package itself.

imv is a command line image viewer intended for use with tiling window managers. It supports over 30 different image file formats including: Photoshop PSD files, animated GIFS, and various RAW formats.

Evince is a document viewer for multiple document formats including PDF and Postscript. The goal of evince is to replace document viewers such as ggv and gpdf with a single, simple application.

Control backlight on various modern Intel(R) GPUs. See here for a list of supported chipsets: https://github.com/grembo/intel_backlight_fbsd/blob/master/intel_chipset.h See here for the original project this has been taken from: http://cgit.freedesktop.org/xorg/app/intel-gpu-tools/ Usage: $ sudo intel_backlight current backlight value: 30% (281/937) $ sudo intel_backlight 50 current backlight value: 15% (141/937) set backlight to 50% (469/937) $ sudo intel_backlight incr current backlight value: 50% (469/937) set backlight to 51% (478/937) $ sudo intel_backlight incr current backlight value: 51% (478/937) set backlight to 60% (562/937) $ sudo intel_backlight incr current backlight value: 60% (562/937) set backlight to 70% (656/937) $ sudo intel_backlight decr current backlight value: 70% (656/937) set backlight to 60% (562/937) $ sudo intel_backlight decr current backlight value: 60% (562/937) set backlight to 51% (478/937)