The Nomacs Image Lounge For Windows, Mac and Linux

Nomacs is a free and open source image viewer that supports all common image formats including RAW and psd images. It has a number of unique features. Nomacs is available for Windows, Mac, Linux and BSD.
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[@raxelgrande]

Reminder that Nomacs has asked for help of contributors to keep the project going! The explanation is pinned in their Github.

[@DistroTube]

That's unfortunate but hopefully their call for contributors will be heard: github.com/nomacs/nomacs/issues/987

[@Rajorsi]

The sync feature would be very useful to me, as I often two compare two versions of the same image to find out the minute differences between them. :)

[@DistroTube]

Good point!

[@PARACLYTICC]

It's been my default image viewer (and editor for basic tasks) for like two years now. It reminds me of good ole Irfanview I used to love and use on Windows. It's strange that you discovered it just now. It definitely needs more publicity, so thank you for this video.

[@pabllosee]

Turns out I'm already using Nomacs as my main image viewer.

[@ws_stelzi79]

regarding MS Office files: they (at least modern ones) are basically "fancy" structured zip-xml-files that every app that can handle zip files can open. They are not the crazy binary format from the past anymore!

[@steveupperman9734]

I think Sync may be helpful in image editing. If you have several images with the same problem, like color or brightness, you can edit one and apply to many.

[@zloboslav_]

I've used nomacs for over 2 years and I've been happy. I've had issues with webp images though. These days I prefer the very minimalist, but very fast qView.

[@camelotenglishtuition6394]

Non american here .. just wondering what accent you have? Is it southern ? Its very nice to listen to

[@DistroTube]

Southern US. I'm in Louisiana. Southerners tend talk at a slower pace which many non-Americans find easy to listen to (especially those whose first language isn't English).

[@RandyHanley]

Never heard of this til now. Looks cool - thanks for sharing!

[@Morinaka25]

The digital graphic novel/comic distribution formats (like CBZ) are just zip files of jpg/png images with a different extension, so i guess for a comprehensive image viewer like this, makes sense for it to support.

[@PopsSinging]

Very cool, I just installed it on Arch via the AUR and it defaults to a light theme. You have to go to the settings and enable the dark theme manually, otherwise it is a really nice image viewer.

[@BonFromageTech]

I just installed this yesterday to try it out. Then DT makes a video about it.

[@jhonyortiz5]

Ive been using nomacs for about two years. Its fast, really fast. I shoot raw a lot and it can handle large files easily. I wish it was in the arch repos. Its on the aur but it takes a while to compile on my potato laptop. Using the flatpak makes it take a little longer to launch. You can also remove all distractions from it, make it very minimalist and i love that.

[@ronnieD-Raw]

nomacs is great!

[@erinw6120]

XnviewMP is another powerful option with similar features.

[@mr_hardy5329]

Interesting image viewer. I will test it.

[@LobotomyInTheHole]

Hey DT remember you said that it's not Linux but GNU/Linux

[@philtrigg4392]

You have some cool wallpapers. Do you have a link for all your wallpapers from the last 10 years?

[@skfirojali2429]

I have to deal with a lot of RAW images and it's a fantastic program which very fast.

[@lonniebiz]

I hoping to find nomacs in the debian stable repository, but its not there. I wonder why it hasn't made it there.

[@Xmarquise]

I use Loupe image viewer 🙏🏽👍🏽

[@JohnCastleSmokeless]

One image format I don't think it supports is .dds, which is used in Fallout 3 and New Vegas (and probably a slew of other games and/or applications) for textures. Or, if it does support that format, it's not "out of the box" and I haven't found a way to enable it.

[@CaribouDataScience]

What no Emacs?

[@mentalmarvin]

Sorry, no-macs.

[@airtac2010]

Thanks for the info. I just started looking at it. There one big problem it will not open the hated pic format of (heic)

[@uninsignificant]

Please share the link of the wallpaper.

[@axthny]

EFF shirt lol nice

[@N0zer0]

Strange name for an image viewer since it has nothing to do with Emacs, TeXmacs and other -macs variants.

[@yash1152]

1:21 > _"weird feature/odd feature: viewer sync"_ what surprising to me is every useful implementation is weird and odd for him.

[@AhsanHabib-mj5ym]

It looks alot like imageglass for windows....

[@encycl07pedia-]

Nomacs backwards is "Scam on." Never trust anything that has "scam" in it, backwards or forwards. Macs also prove this rule.

[@TheSuperTiger2011]

first

[@sbr895]

Hey dt it's time to show us hyprland wm. I know that there are many videos from many KZbinrs about it but you know you're the best for that😊

[@1-dot.com_usa]

Although I also use a few online image editing tools, I probably use Nomacs most often for that purpose. It does not have a thousand tools and instead has just enough of the ones that I use most often - cropping, saturation, gamma and conversion to .webp format. However, the tiny inexact control sliders can be frustrating making precision changes difficult. The "rotate" feature is, for me, unusable, since I mostly want 1 or 2 degrees leveling rather than major tilting.