HiView Image Viewer
A Note About macOS
HiView version 1.5.0 is not compatible with the modern macOS, starting with about macOS 11 "Big Sur" (released in June 2020). We have a beta version of HiView 2.0 available that does work, but please note it is a beta. Development of a full release of version 2.0 is currently ongoing.
Use the link under Beta Releases for modern macOS.
Note also that both the 1.5 released version and the 2.0 beta are built for Intel Macs. Apple Silicon Macs have a compatibility layer that allows Intel apps to run on the modern chips, so you should be fine on that front, with the OS caveat above.
Software Download: Current version - 1.5.0
OS Binary Packages
- Apple Intel macOS
- Note: Not compatible with macOS 11 "Big Sur" and beyond
- Microsoft Windows
- Debian 7+/Ubuntu 13.04+ (32-bit x86)
- Debian 7+/Ubuntu 13.04+ (64-bit x86)
Beta Releases
- Apple Intel macOS (HiView 2.0 Beta) - for macOS 11 "Big Sur" and beyond
Installation
- For Macintosh: Open (double-click) the file to mount the disk image (.DMG), then drag the HiView.app icon to the desired installation location (typically the Applications folder).
- For Windows: Run the installer, which will ask a few simple questions and install the HiView application files in the appropriate location on the system.
- For Linux: Pre-compiled packages for Debian 7.1+ ("Wheezy") and Ubuntu 13+ that can be installed with a package manager or via sudo dpkg -i package.deb.
AppImages for other Linux distros
AppImage Installation
First, install the prerequisite packages.
RPM-based systems: sudo yum install qwt5-qt4
DEB-based systems: sudo apt-get install libqwt5-qt4 libqt4-network libqt4-script
Next, make the AppImage executable and run it.
chmod +x HiView*.AppImage ; ./HiView*.AppImage
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