Hi Farshid,
If your are on Windows, the excellent (and free) Paint.NET image editor
can open/save compressed dds files.
I personally like XnView (also free ($) but not free (libre) unfortunately).
Ulrich, it's really not hard these days to find something to open dds
files with. The DirectX SDK includes a viewer of course, GIMP opens and
saves them, osgviewer --image loads them, etc. Unfortunately OSG won't
convert internal image formats between load and save, so you can't just
load a dds and save a jpg/png/tga/bmp for example, but many tools can do
it (GIMP, command line ImageMagick, etc.)
Hope this helps,
J-S
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