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Comicviewer
Comicviewer is a GTK4 desktop application for browsing ZIP archives, images, and videos stored locally or on SMB, FTP, and SFTP servers.
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The project is currently in early development. It supports saved local, SMB, FTP, and SFTP locations, complete remote ZIP downloads with an LRU cache, natural sorting, safe on-demand image decoding and prefetching, single-page and two-page viewing, continuous vertical scrolling, standalone image and video playback, reading progress, and XDG-compliant configuration.
Development dependencies
On CachyOS or Arch Linux:
sudo pacman -S rust gtk4 dav1d sqlite gvfs gvfs-smb gstreamer \
gst-plugins-base gst-plugins-good gst-plugins-bad gst-libav
Run the application with:
cargo run
The AppImage uses the host's GTK4 and dav1d libraries. GVfs provides the FTP
and SFTP backends, while gvfs-smb adds SMB support. These packages must be
installed on the host.
Application files are stored below the standard XDG configuration, data, and cache directories. No runtime state is written into the source tree.
AppImage
The AppImage build uses appimagetool. The script can extract appimagetool
from a linuxdeploy AppImage when it is not provided directly:
PATH="/path/to/appimage-tools:$PATH" \
LINUXDEPLOY="/path/to/linuxdeploy-x86_64.AppImage" \
./packaging/build-appimage.sh
The resulting file is written to dist/. Remote locations still require the
host system's GVfs services and protocol backends, including gvfs-smb for
SMB.