[SOLVED] Best image viewer,djvu viewer pdf viewer cd/dvd writer for debian 7
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Best image viewer,djvu viewer pdf viewer cd/dvd writer for debian 7
I used debian 6.Now I am switching to debian 7.i don't like gnome 3 or kde4.Previously I used
1.Brasero(Cd/dvd writer)
2.Evince(pdf djvu reader)
3.eog(image viewer).
Now I want good alternatives to them (which are independent of both gnome and kde) Because i am going to use fluxbox and xfe(x file manager) and xterm(as term emult)
1. I second xfburn here, it is a nice tool, but has not all the functionality of the larger tools, like Brasero or K3B.
2. MuPDF, Zathura (if you like Vim-like keybindings), Xpdf
3. Geeqie, if you want something simple maybe feh or xv
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