Ubuntu

While there is no native Linux support, it is possible to run IrfanView using Wine. Problem: Scaling issues with IranView using Snap and ...

I installed XnView MP and after testing it out I have to say it is the best IrFanView alternative for Linux Mint.

I have installed Wine and am running Irfanview, but it won't paste images from the clipboard. It resizes the window to the right size, but nothing shows.

After the first few steps to install wine, you could install the 64-bit version of IrfanView as well (or instead of). It works just as well.

IrfanView is a fast and simple freeware image viewer, editor and converter that supports all major graphic formats that can open, edit, or convert most common ...

Download the desired 32/64-bit version of the program and then install it. The process should be fast and straightforward.

IrfanView graphic viewer · Fast and compact ( just 6 MB ) · Freeware for non-commercial use · Supports Windows XP, Vista, 7, 8, 10 and 11 · 32 and 64 bit version ... IrfanView 64-bit version · IrfanView PlugIns · IrfanView Toolbar Skins ·

However, you can use IrfanView in conjunction with Linux programs like WINE, Windows Linux emulators and Linux-based virtual machines. Take the ZIP version ...

But for when that's not enough, nomacs. I've used nomacs on both Windows and Linux. It's probably the closest irfanview-like app that's actually ...

In my opinion, none of the graphical applications currently existing in Linux can alone replace Irfanview, excluding such a monster as Gimp. On ...