Ah, that's sad. I miss the speed and intuitive UI/UX of the old Picasa. No image viewer has ever been able to handle massive photo libraries as well for me :(
I've been using it ever since on my windows machines because I've never found anything even coming close to it. I don't need anything feature rich with a 5 second startup time. I need something that's 500ms away.
FWIW, the Picasa photo viewer was so nice that I installed an old version of Picasa on Linux via WINE just for the image viewer. It'll be great to have a native version.
Not native, but Licasa is opening a JPEG 16MP/4MB image in 400ms. Trying best to make it feel the same as the old one, fast, opens anything you throw at it.
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[ 0.26 ms ] story [ 24.4 ms ] threadThat said, I've been enjoying this trend of reviving software killed before its time! Someone recently did the same for Apple Aperture (RIP):
https://github.com/konzertblock/retrolux
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=rskC6c_5L1M
This is just a vibe coded image viewer, nothing else https://i.imgur.com/uBxUj8d.jpeg
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Trying best to make it feel the same.
Licasa currently opens a JPEG 16MP/4MB image in 400ms.