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GwenView, alternative Linux à ACDSee
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GwenView can replace ACDSee for basic image viewing, thumbnail browsing, and simple editing tasks such as rotation, crop, and color adjustments. It works well for users who need a lightweight, KDE‑based viewer that supports common formats and basic file management. However, it lacks advanced photo‑management features like facial recognition, extensive RAW non‑destructive editing, and comprehensive metadata handling that ACDSee offers. It is best suited for casual photographers or Linux users who already use KDE and want a fast, free viewer without the full DMS stack.
- Licence
- GPL-2.0+
- Prix
- Gratuit
- Dernière version
- 26.04.3 (2 juillet 2026)
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Ce qui fonctionne pareil
- Fast thumbnail browsing and image display
- Basic editing tools (rotate, crop, resize, flip, mirror)
- Non‑destructive editing with undo
- Support for common image formats (JPEG, PNG, GIF, BMP, TIFF, WebP)
- File operations (copy, move, delete, rename)
Ce qui change
- No facial recognition or advanced photo organization
- Limited RAW support (no native RAW editing)
- No advanced metadata (EXIF/IPTC) editing or viewing
- No batch processing or catalog‑based library management
- No advanced rating or tagging system
Ouvrir vos fichiers ACDSee
GwenView can open most standard image files that ACDSee can read, but it does not support ACDSee’s proprietary catalog or database files. Exporting to ACDSee formats is not available. If you need to migrate existing ACDSee catalogs, you will need to export images and metadata manually or use a third‑party tool.
Passer de ACDSee à GwenView, étape par étape
- Export all photos from ACDSee to a common folder structure using the export feature. Save any metadata (EXIF/IPTC) you need in sidecar files or as embedded data. Open the exported images in GwenView and use its annotation tools if desired. Use GwenView’s file manager actions to organize photos into folders or rename them as needed. If you need tagging or rating, consider using an external tool like digiKam or darktable to add those tags before opening in GwenView. Keep a backup of your original ACDSee catalog in case you need to revert.
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Fonctionnalités clés de GwenView
- Navigation rapide d’images avec navigation par vignettes
- Édition de base : rotation, recadrage, redimensionnement, inverser, miroir
- Réduction des yeux rouges et réglages de luminosité/contraste
- Annotation avec flèches, boîtes de texte, formes et tampons
- Édition non destructive avec prise en charge de l’annulation
- Prise en charge des formats courants : JPEG, PNG, GIF, BMP, TIFF, WebP
- Opérations de fichiers intégrées : copier, déplacer, supprimer, renommer
- Mode diaporama avec délai personnalisable
Installer GwenView sous Linux
flatpak install flathub org.kde.gwenviewsudo apt install gwenviewsudo apt install gwenviewsudo dnf install gwenviewsudo pacman -S gwenviewsudo zypper install gwenview4 autres alternatives à ACDSee
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