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Wêne · fast image viewer for Mac
A fast, native image viewer for culling photo folders
Wêne opens a folder and shows what is in it. No library, no import, no catalog. It is built for culling. Walk a shoot with the arrow keys, send bad frames to the trash with ⌘⌫, file the keepers with ⇧⌘M, undo with ⌘Z. Nothing is deleted for real, and nothing is ever replaced. Thumbnails come up in Finder's sort order, so img2 lands before img10, and the grid follows the folder as files change on disk. Written in Rust, a port of Phoenix Slides. MIT. brew install --cask shaho/wene/wene
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“A fast, native image viewer for culling photo folders ”
Wêne · fast image viewer for Mac was submitted on Product Hunt and earned 0 upvotes and 1 comments, placing #136 on the daily leaderboard. Wêne opens a folder and shows what is in it. No library, no import, no catalog. It is built for culling. Walk a shoot with the arrow keys, send bad frames to the trash with ⌘⌫, file the keepers with ⇧⌘M, undo with ⌘Z. Nothing is deleted for real, and nothing is ever replaced. Thumbnails come up in Finder's sort order, so img2 lands before img10, and the grid follows the folder as files change on disk. Written in Rust, a port of Phoenix Slides. MIT. brew install --cask shaho/wene/wene
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