Comparison of Image Viewers - Supported Desktop Environments

Supported Desktop Environments

Name Windows Mac OS X Window System AmigaOS MorphOS IBM z/OS OS/2
ACDSee Yes Yes No No No No No
Adobe Bridge Yes Yes No No No No No
Adobe Photoshop Lightroom Yes Yes No No No No No
Aperture No Yes No No No No No
CDisplay Yes No No No No No No
CDisplayEx Yes No No No No No No
Comix No No Yes No No No No
digiKam Partial Yes Yes No No No No
Eye of GNOME No No Yes No No No No
EyeBrowse Yes No No No No No No
FastPictureViewer Yes No No No No No No
FastStone Image Viewer Yes No No No No No No
Firehand Ember Yes No No No No No No
F-Spot No No Yes No No No No
Fotoxx No No Yes No No No No
Geeqie No Yes Yes No No No No
GraphicConverter No Yes No No No No No
gThumb No No Yes No No No No
Gwenview No No Yes No No No No
ImageAXS Yes Yes No No No No No
Imagine Yes No No No No No No
IMatch Yes No No No No No No
imgSeek Yes Yes Yes No No No No
iPhoto No Yes No No No No No
IrfanView Yes No No No No No No
Konvertor Yes No No No No No No
KSquirrel No No Yes No No No No
KPhotoAlbum No No Yes No No No No
Lphoto No No Yes No No No No
Phase One Media Pro Yes Yes No No No No No
Paint.NET Yes No No No No No No
Picasa Yes Yes No No No No No
Preview No Yes No No No No No
Shotwell No No Yes No No No No
ShowImg No No Yes No No No No
Simple Comic No Yes No No No No No
SView5 Yes No No Yes Yes No No
STDU Viewer Yes No No No No No No
Windows Live Photo Gallery Yes No No No No No No
Windows Photo Gallery Yes No No No No No No
Windows Picture and Fax Viewer Yes No No No No No No
XnView Yes Yes Partial No No No No
Xv No No Yes No No No No
Zoner Photo Studio Yes No No No No No No
  • SView5 may also run on Linux/x86 and MacOS/x86 using Mono

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