On Tue, 2014-08-26 at 01:10 -0400, Liam wrote: > What's the use case? What functionality are the target users expecting > from an image viewer? My experience is I only ever use such apps for > rather quick assessments of images. For more than that I open a > dedicated editor. > Does a image viewer need to do more than just show an image (possibly > along with metadata)? With eog you can look at multiple images in multiple windows. I guess sushi could do this too but you'd need to open a new nautilus window each time. Then don't ever hit space. We could also drop totem and evince if we're planning to use sushi as the only means for previewing files. Doesn't seem like a good idea to me. It's also not discoverable at all. You wouldn't know it's there unless someone told you. And the theme is currently a broken mess. :(
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