Python: OSX Library for fast full-screen display jpg / png

Frustrated by the lack of a simple ACDSee equivalent for OS X, I'm looking to hack one for myself. I am looking for a gui library that supports:

  • Full screen image display
  • High image quality for the screen (for display)
  • Low memory usage
  • Quick view
  • Intelligent learning curve (the simpler the better)

There seem to be several options, and which is better? Here are some of them:

  • PyOpenGL
  • Pygame
  • Pyqt
  • Wxpython

I have no special experience with either of them, or with a strong desire to become an expert - I am looking for the simplest solution.

What do you recommend?

[Update] For those unfamiliar with ACDSee, here's what it does, what I care about:

  • Simple list / thubmnail display of images in a directory
  • Sort by name / size / type
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Use an app like Picasa (now available on Mac). Use AppleScript through Python to manage it from your application.

Otherwise, use PyObjC to create a component for displaying and displaying Cocoa images, etc.

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Source: https://habr.com/ru/post/1741016/


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