MicroPics is a GNOME applet that shows a thumbnail of preferred photos or images.
MicroPics is a handy applet designed specifically for Gnome users. This applet effortlessly displays miniature photos directly on the user's Gnome Panel. Once the user moves their mouse over an image, it automatically enlarges to offer a closer view of the picture.
The installation process couldn't be more straightforward - simply execute the following command as root: # python setup.py install. The user can then go ahead and restart Gnome, and promptly add Micropics to the panel by heading over to the Multimedia section.
MicroPics is a fantastic option for anyone interested in quick and convenient access to their photos. To that end, the applet does require a few things to work optimally, like; Python 2.0, Gnome 2.2 and GTK+, PyGtk >= 2.2, gnome-python, and the Python Imaging Library.
In summary, MicroPics provides an exciting and useful addition to the Gnome desktop environment. Its simple installation process and sleek functionality make it an excellent choice for anyone seeking an applet that maximizes their photo-viewing experience.
The installation process couldn't be more straightforward - simply execute the following command as root: # python setup.py install. The user can then go ahead and restart Gnome, and promptly add Micropics to the panel by heading over to the Multimedia section.
MicroPics is a fantastic option for anyone interested in quick and convenient access to their photos. To that end, the applet does require a few things to work optimally, like; Python 2.0, Gnome 2.2 and GTK+, PyGtk >= 2.2, gnome-python, and the Python Imaging Library.
In summary, MicroPics provides an exciting and useful addition to the Gnome desktop environment. Its simple installation process and sleek functionality make it an excellent choice for anyone seeking an applet that maximizes their photo-viewing experience.
What's New
Version 0.1: N/A