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Maybe qGIS would be an option (http://www.qgis.org) too. It's not the easiest to use, but pretty powerful if you are familiar with GIS techniques and other GIS software (it uses GRASS internally to implement may of its geographic processing tools). It's been around a while and is pretty mature and stable. It's similar in purpose to ArcGIS, and maybe OSSIM (but probably with more of a vector map emphasis than imaging); it's a general GIS toolbox not just a viewer.

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