Recommend me image viewer with printing

In accordance with [1]:
"I'll be happy with any ... DE-neutral image viewer with decent printing capabilities (rotate, scale, ...). Can anybody suggest one?"
[1] https://bbs.archlinux.org/viewtopic.php?id=117564

Inxsible wrote:
rson451 wrote:
Inxsible wrote:I would be interested in your search as well, because I currently use mirage and feh to set my wallpapers...but I am looking for something lighter than mirage, but one which can do rotation as well, so I dont have to connect my HDD to the windows machine, just to set some pictures right.
Offtopic, but did you know feh has a right click menu? Rotation is in this menu.
Oh yes, I do know the right click. but I guess I never looked hard enough for the rotation as I do it very infrequently. Thanks for the tip.
How would I set feh, so that when I double click a image file, feh would start up and show that image? If I can get that (and I haven't tried that yet), I guess I can get rid of mirage then.
That's not an feh config, that's a config for whatever file manager you are using. I'm not sure of the options you'd need to pass feh because I always run it on the command line.

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