I’m looking for a duplicate image finder. one that is GUI and shows the images it finds side-by-side. One that doesn’t just look at the file names, but rather compares the data of the files. Anyone have any suggestions? Thanks
For those interested I found Awesome Duplicate Photo Finder. It’s a Windows app I just installed with PlayOnLinux. The Linux apps either were full fledged photo applications, command-line only, or simply did not do a side-by-side comparison.
A native solution is fdupes
.
Not restricted to images but for every type of file, and can be used together with duperemove
on btrfs filesystems.
BTW, I use fdupes
, too.
Thanks guys much appreciated, but as I said for this I wanted a GUI based for side-by-side comparison.
I have not tried it myself, but dupeguru
is in the AUR:
https://aur.archlinux.org/packages/dupeguru/
This review is for the Mac version, but the Linux functionality should be equivalent:
If the dupeGuru is in Picture Mode, you can also preview images without having to open them with the associated app.
Thanks I missed that. I just might just have to take a look at both programs recommended after all.