In the process of removing the images tag, one of the tags I added to was image-viewer. At some point, I realised that Image Viewer is often the name shown in GUI elements for the system's default image viewing application, which is often Eye of GNOME (proper tag: eog) but may be another program.
Checking out the posts in image-viewer, it looks like many of these posts should instead be titled with the tag specific to the program, such as eog.
I see some benefit in a general tag for image viewers (with the benefit of the experience of removing the images tag by editing all the posts), although I think perhaps software-recommendation could absorb the non-specific posts if the image-viewer tag were removed. Should we remove it?
Another idea I had was renaming it to image-viewers and explaining in the usage guidance to use specific tags (eg eog) for questions about a particular image viewer.
Another thought I had was that it may not even matter that much that the tag is being used for image viewing programs in general and specific problems with the different default image viewing apps of each DE because these topics are related, and the use of this tag does not preclude the use of more specific tags.
What, if anything, should be done with the image-viewer tag?
