gomics - gtk3 comic and image archive viewer written in Go

gomics is a fast and efficient image viewer for comic archives.

The software is written in the Go programming language.

gomics is released under an open source license.

Features include:

Reads zip (and cbz) files directly, without writing to disk.
Small memory footprint.
Double and single-page mode.
Comic and manga-mode (left-to-right and right-to-left page order).
Smart scrolling.
Basic scaling modes: original size, fit to height, fit to width, best fit.
Image effects: horizontal flip, vertical flip.
Full screen mode.
Bookmarks.
Randomized page ordering.
Can navigate between CG scenes (based on image similarity).
Options to shrink large images, and enlarge small images.
Keyboard shortcuts:
- Up/down or page up/down or right/left mouse button: previous/next page.
- Ctrl + up/down: previous/next archive.
- Left/right: skip backward/forward (# of pages is configurable).
- Ctrl + left/right: previous/next scene (useful for CG archives).
- Scroll image: mouse wheel or shift + direction keys.
Configuration options:
- Appearance – change the background colour.
- Behaviour – configurable number of pages to skip. Users can also choose the image interpolation algorithm: bilinear, nearest, tiles, and hyper.
- Display – options to display one wide image in double-page mode, automatically rotate images according to EXIF data, and smart scroll.

Website: github.com/salviati/gomics
Support:
Developer: Utkan Güngördü
License: GNU General Public License v3.0

The software’s artwork is courtesy of Hiroshi Seo (licensed under the Creative Commons: Attribution-Non-Commercial-ShareAlike 2.1).

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