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gThumb Image Viewer como alternativa Linux ao Windows Photo Gallery
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gThumb is a solid replacement for Windows Photo Gallery, especially for users who want a straightforward tool to view, organize, and lightly edit photos on Linux. It handles common formats, supports metadata and keyword tagging, offers batch operations, and lets you browse by folder or catalog. The slideshow, basic editing (crop, color adjustments), and camera import features cover most typical use cases. While it lacks rating via stars or labels and red-eye removal, its catalog system and GNOME integration make it reliable for personal photo management. Best suited for casual to intermediate users.
- Licença
- GPL-2.0+
- Preço
- Grátis
- Versão mais recente
- 3.12.10 (10 de fevereiro de 2026)
- Avaliação
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O que funciona igual
- Both support viewing JPEG, PNG, and RAW images with metadata (EXIF, IPTC, XMP)
- Offer thumbnail browsing, folder navigation, and basic file operations (copy, move, delete)
- Include basic editing: crop, rotate, resize, and adjust brightness/contrast
- Provide full-screen slideshow playback with timing options
- Allow keyword tagging and searching within image collections
O que muda
- gThumb uses catalogs instead of date-based albums; no automatic timeline view by default
- No star rating or color label system for sorting images by quality
- Missing red-eye correction and exposure adjustment tools found in Windows Photo Gallery
- No built-in face recognition or people tagging
- Import from camera is manual via file browser, not guided import wizard
Abrindo seus arquivos do Windows Photo Gallery
gThumb can open JPEG, PNG, and other standard image formats used by Windows Photo Gallery without issue. It reads embedded metadata including keywords and comments, so tagged images retain that info. However, Windows Photo Gallery's proprietary library database (.wpg files) isn't supported—metadata stored only in that database would be lost unless exported first. If images were tagged directly in the files (XMP/IPTC), gThumb will display them. For full compatibility, ensure metadata was written to the image files themselves before switching.
Trocando o Windows Photo Gallery pelo gThumb Image Viewer, passo a passo
- Export your photo library from Windows Photo Gallery, ensuring keywords and ratings are saved into the image files (if possible)
- Copy all image files to your Linux system
- Install gThumb via your distribution's package manager or Flathub
- Use gThumb to import images into a new library or browse them directly by folder
- Recreate collections using gThumb catalogs based on tags, folders, or search results
Principais recursos do gThumb Image Viewer
- Suporta formatos BMP, JPEG, GIF (incluindo animação), PNG, TIFF, TGA e RAW
- Exibe metadados EXIF, IPTC e XMP
- Edição básica: girar, cortar, escalar, ajustar saturação, luminosidade e contraste
- Operações em lote: redimensionar, converter formato, transformações JPEG sem perda
- Navegação por miniaturas com operações de arquivo semelhantes a pastas (copiar, mover, excluir)
- Catálogos e bibliotecas para organizar grandes coleções
- Modo de apresentação e possibilidade de definir imagens como plano de fundo
- Busca por metadados e salvamento de resultados como catálogo
Como instalar o gThumb Image Viewer no Linux
flatpak install flathub org.gnome.gThumbsudo apt install gthumbsudo apt install gthumbsudo dnf install gthumbsudo pacman -S gthumbsudo zypper install gthumbPerguntas frequentes
Can gThumb organize photos by date like Windows Photo Gallery?
Not automatically by EXIF date in a timeline view, but you can manually sort or search by date using metadata, or organize images into date-named folders or catalogs.
Does gThumb support RAW files from digital cameras?
Yes, gThumb supports common RAW formats (via libraw), allowing you to view and manage RAW images alongside JPEGs and PNGs.
Can I assign star ratings to photos in gThumb?
No, gThumb does not have a star rating or label system. You can use tags or comments to mark important images instead.
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