My first impression of Bad Peggy was that it was a great example of Java under talented fingers. Other than that, its a great tool and in the fingers of a talented programmer, amazing things can be done with it. The problem with it is that you can get really tacky user interfaces that don’t really look nice, especially with Windows and you need the JRE (Java Runtime Environment) to run a Java application on your PC. It’s quite surprising that most freeware developers don’t use it. Java is one of the most widely used and popular programming languages today. Not always reliable, you might have to scan a folder twice or three times before it picks up any damaged images.If it should find any loss in integrity or corruption in a file, it will display information on why the file is corrupt and it will allow the user to fix it using a set of tools that the application provides. What Is It and What Does It Doīad Peggy is an open source piece of software that scans through a folder or directory of images to check for any damaged JPEGs. If you have a large photo library made up primarily of JPEGs, Bad Peggy could help you control and fix these issues. Our important memories stored in JPEG could one day vanish like those of an amnesia victim so to keep this from happening, we create back ups, we move them around and in these sometimes unsafe processes, files lose integrity and become damaged. We constantly have to worry about viruses, file integrity, hackers, crashes and loss of information. The problem with technology, although it may now be a diminishing factor is that its fickle and unsafe. The majority of pictures we keep signify a time or phase in our lives that we feel we need to document and store. Many of us have a large library of images, whether they are family photos, art, desktop wallpapers and the type of pictures we don’t want to be caught with, these images can be very important to us.
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