QuickImageThe QuickImage plugin provides an eclipse-editor for viewing images. You can browse images one by one, or all as thumbnails. Use the toolbar to navigate or by single- or double-clicking the images. By default QuickImage associates its editor with .gif .jpg .jpeg .png .bmp .icoInitial intention with the plugin was to use it with web projects etc, not for viewing large collections of huge images. There are better suited tools for that. Release 1.0.3.2 (nov 05, 2009)Plugin is Java 1.5 compatible again. Last release was by mistake released as 1.6 only.Release 1.0.3.1 (oct 30, 2009)Ok, so the fonts were just tooo big on Windows.Release 1.0.3 (oct 18, 2009)Another year, another release :)I added something that I have been missing for quite a while now. New in 1.0.3:
Download/InstallAlt 1Use the update manager from Eclipse to install the QuickImage plugin. Update site: http://psnet.nu/eclipse/updates 1. Start Eclipse 2. Go to Help > Software Updates > Find and Install > Search for new features... and click Next. 3. Click New Remote Site and enter: Name: psnet.nu plugins URL: http://psnet.nu/eclipse/updates Follow the rest of the steps in the wizard to install the plugin. (If you are behind a company firewall, don't forget to enable proxy settings in Eclipse.) Alt 2 Since Eclipse 3.6 (Helios) it will be possible to install plugins using a Marketplace Client directly from Eclipse. QuickImage is of course available there as well. You find it in Eclipse under the menu Help->Eclipse Marketplace.... Search for "QuickImage" 
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Distributions with QuickImageSome Eclipse based distributions which includes QuickImage:- Yoxos - Exadel Studio |