4 GLiv is an OpenGL image viewer, image loading
5 is done via Gdk-pixbuf bundled with GTK+-2.2,
6 rendering with OpenGL and the graphical user
7 interface uses GTK+ with GtkGLExt.
8 GLiv is very fast and smooth at rotating,
9 panning and zooming if you have an OpenGL
10 accelerated graphics board.
26 $ ./configure --disable-dependency-tracking
27 with your prefix path, then
31 If you are using the Nvidia OpenGL drivers,
32 be sure they are actually used: once GLiv is
35 $ ldd src/gliv | grep 'libGL\.so'
37 should show the path of the libGL.so from the
44 A 'make install-strip' as root will install
45 gliv in /usr/local or in your prefix path.
51 ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~
53 f : Full-screen/window
54 +/=/- : Zoom in/in/out
55 n/p : Next/previous image
56 l : Reduce the image to the window
57 M : Maximize the image to the window
58 m : Make the image fit the window
59 r : Reset position and size
60 b : Toggle display of the menu bar
61 i : Toggle display of the info bar
62 s : Toggle display of the scrollbars
63 a : Toggle display of the alpha checks
64 h : Toggle display of the help box
65 o : Display the open dialog
66 t : Display the options dialog
71 x : Delete the current file
72 C-up : Rotate by +45 degrees
73 C-down : Rotate by -45 degrees
74 C-left : Rotate by +0.1 degree
75 C-right: Rotate by -0.1 degree
79 The first mouse button and the arrow keys
80 will move the image unless the Control key is
81 pressed. In which case the image will be
82 rotated around the window center.
84 Your mouse wheel (if supported) will zoom the
85 image and switch it when you press the
88 You can also zoom by dragging the mouse
89 vertically while holding Shift and the first
92 Space and Backspace act like n and p.
94 Draw a rectangle with the third button and
97 ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~
99 The help box contains the above text, maybe
102 Further informations can be found in the
107 Guillaume Chazarain <guichaz@yahoo.fr>
108 http://gliv.tuxfamily.org