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what's eye seeing? . You could say what the program does ratter then saying the name, so more peoples would know a program which does it too . My wild guess, judging by the name is an image viewer? You've plenty of options if I'm spot on: eye of gnome, gthumb, GQview (this is a pretty fast one...) and many others...
i had the feeling it must be an image viewer but i thought everyone would be able to find one in linux. like the previous poster said, explaining functionality required would yield better answers
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. You could say what the program does ratter then saying the name, so more peoples would know a program which does it too 
. My wild guess, judging by the name is an image viewer? You've plenty of options if I'm spot on: eye of gnome, gthumb, GQview (this is a pretty fast one...) and many others...
