{ "info": { "author": "Frans Fuerst", "author_email": "frans.fuerst+github@gmail.com", "bugtrack_url": null, "classifiers": [ "Development Status :: 3 - Alpha", "Programming Language :: Python :: 3" ], "description": "Picks - View, pick and tag pictures\n===================================\n\nDespite there are lot's and lot's of file viewers out there *none* of them\nsatisfied a couple of (simple) requirements which are important for me:\n\n- Support for 'interesting file separation' (by **copying/linking a file**\n to a special folder while viewing) (Gwenview has this, but it's broken)\n- **File tagging** without a proprietary database (best would be using the\n filename to store tags because this is intuitive and platform/tool\n independent)\n- Sexy **slide show** mode (e.g. with Ken Burns effect (pan/zoom))\n- Support at least for **Linux**\n\nThis is why `picks` (play on the words *picture* and *pick*) emerged. Among\nthe features already mentioned the project goals are:\n\n- **Easy deployment/usage** on at least Linux/MacOS/Windows\n- **Easy interaction** (e.g. without the need to use a mouse)\n- Support for reading from attached **smart phones** (MTP support)\n- Tools for deciding whether to **keep or delete** a file (focus peaking, etc.)\n\n\nInstallation / Usage\n--------------------\n\nRecommended way to install picks is via **pip**::\n\n pip3 install picks\n\nIf you want to have the latest bugs::\n\n git clone https://github.com/frans-fuerst/picks\n cd picks\n ./setup.py install\n\nRun ``picks`` like this::\n\n picks [