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2018 UPDATE: The other answer is better!

Far from perfect, but Nautilus can do something like that with an extension:

Cons:

• Thumbnails can not be made bigger than that.
•   The presence of GPS information is textual, which is difficult to notice, making my workflow less efficient.
• The most prominent is the filename (which is irrelevant) rather than the miniature.
• Only one column, which means a lot of space wasted, and impossible to see many pictures on the screen.

Installation: Follow the instructions in sections 1 and 2 at http://bernaerts.dyndns.org/linux/76-gnome/349-gnome-nautilus-exif-iptc-xmp-gps-column-property-extension

2018 UPDATE: The other answer is better!

Far from perfect, but Nautilus can do something like that with an extension:

• ✅ Shows differently pictures that contain GPS latitude/longitude in their EXIF. Problem: The presence of GPS information is textual, which is difficult to notice, making my workflow less efficient.
• ❌ Not thumbnail-centric: Only one column, which means a lot of space wasted, and impossible to see many pictures on the screen. The most prominent is the filename (which is irrelevant) rather than the miniature. Only one column, which means a lot of space wasted, and impossible to see many pictures on the screen. Also, thumbnails can not be made bigger than that.
• ✅ Supports drag-and-drop to modern web browsers
• ❌ Not very fast
• ✅ Open source

Installation: Follow the instructions in sections 1 and 2 at http://bernaerts.dyndns.org/linux/76-gnome/349-gnome-nautilus-exif-iptc-xmp-gps-column-property-extension

Far from perfect, but Nautilus can do something like that with an extension:

Cons:

• Thumbnails can not be made bigger than that.
• The presence of GPS information is textual, which is difficult to notice, making my workflow less efficient.
• The most prominent is the filename (which is irrelevant) rather than the miniature.
• Only one column, which means a lot of space wasted, and impossible to see many pictures on the screen.

Installation: Follow the instructions in sections 1 and 2 at http://bernaerts.dyndns.org/linux/76-gnome/349-gnome-nautilus-exif-iptc-xmp-gps-column-property-extension

2018 UPDATE: The other answer is better!

Far from perfect, but Nautilus can do something like that with an extension:

Cons:

• Thumbnails can not be made bigger than that.
• The presence of GPS information is textual, which is difficult to notice, making my workflow less efficient.
• The most prominent is the filename (which is irrelevant) rather than the miniature.
• Only one column, which means a lot of space wasted, and impossible to see many pictures on the screen.

Installation: Follow the instructions in sections 1 and 2 at http://bernaerts.dyndns.org/linux/76-gnome/349-gnome-nautilus-exif-iptc-xmp-gps-column-property-extension

Far from perfect, but Nautilus can do something like that with an extension:

Cons:

• Thumbnails can not be made bigger than that.
• The presence of GPS information is textual, which is difficult to notice, making my workflow less efficient.
• The most prominent is the filename (which is irrelevant) rather than the miniature.
• Only one column, which means a lot of space wasted, and impossible to see many pictures on the screen.

Installation: Follow the instructions in sections 1 and 2 at bernaerts.dyndns.org/linux/76-gnome/349-gnome-nautilus-exif-iptc-xmp-gps-column-property-extension

Far from perfect, but Nautilus can do something like that with an extension:

Cons:

• Thumbnails can not be made bigger than that.
• The presence of GPS information is textual, which is difficult to notice, making my workflow less efficient.
• The most prominent is the filename (which is irrelevant) rather than the miniature.
• Only one column, which means a lot of space wasted, and impossible to see many pictures on the screen.

Installation: Follow the instructions in sections 1 and 2 at http://bernaerts.dyndns.org/linux/76-gnome/349-gnome-nautilus-exif-iptc-xmp-gps-column-property-extension