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Look at the stars is an extended image viewer for Linux that combines the easy use of GQview and features from Photogroup and CompuPic.
Browing the pictures is done thanks to a file tree and thumbernail index. The rendering supports colored backgrounds, very efficient zooming, and other basic image manipulation. Full screen mode is also available.
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