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With feh I can do something like feh --on-last-slide quit --action1 "echo %f >> ilist.txt" $(ls -1 clocal/*.jpg) to look at the pictures and then perform some operation, depending on ...
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I opened some json-based configuration file and I see that there is a favicon key whose value is a data url representing a png: "favicon": "data:image/png;base64,iVBORw... I am looking ...
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I am using a le potato running raspbian, to display pictures on a screen. These pictures are in a shared folder I can access from my windows pc. The input is where the pictures go, and output is ...
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Followed this tutorial to try and get a photo album running on my raspberry pi 3: https://pimylifeup.com/raspberry-pi-photo-frame/ Using feh to try and run DISPLAY=:0.0 XAUTHORITY=/home/pi/.Xauthority ...
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I'm writing a program that gets a bunch of images from Librex' API, then opens them in feh. Here's the source: args = sys.argv[1:] for i in args: if "-" in i: args.remove(i) sch =...
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I have read the feh manual but could not find a command line option to change window size to fit current image size : $ qrencode -o- https://youtu.be/JrLYOJqe22U | feh --zoom 300 - Can you help me ?
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I'm trying to run my dotnet app from rc.local file. Where i start playing video(working) or show image slide show with feh player. If i run my scrip manually from bash is working how it' should. When ...
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According to the feh man page: --edit     Enable basic editing of files. This makes rotation and mirroring (bound to "<", ">", "|", and "_" by default) ...
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I want to show my photos in a slideshow and have the date displayed for each photograph. I tried it with feh, which is compiled with exif=1 I found --info and --drawexif but can't get it to work. feh ...
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I have a large dataset of images in a directory that I would like to view. feh -f works perfectly to quickly step through the images. The problem is that all the images are flipped upside down. While ...
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I can call an external script with feh, like so: feh --action1 ';./renamepic.sh "$PWD/%F"' -F -Z "/Pictures/" But how do I call a function inside the same scrip, something under those lines: ...
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I have a directory filled with png files $ tree ~/wallpaper/ ~/wallpaper/ ├── foo--1366x768.png ├── foo--1920x1080.png ├── foo--2048x1080.png ├── foo--3440x1440.png └── foo--3840x2160.png 0 ...
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The most popular way to set your background in i3 seems to be using feh, via something like: exec_always feh --bg-fill /home/user/Pictures/wallpaper.jpg in your ~/.config/i3/config file. Then, in ~/....
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I have about 30 images (all images of the same size: 300x75) in a directory and would like to present them on a grid of size 5x6. so far I have done it manually: $ feh -i --thumb-width 300 --thumb-...
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Whenever I open an image in feh, the background is set to the standard, dark gray and gray checkboard pattern like this: As you can see, it's the checkboard background. How do I permanently change ...
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When I try to run feh -F <images> in dwm, I do not have the ability to interact with the full-screen window via the keyboard; e.g., if I try to exit (q), nothing happens and the following is ...
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I have sets of images that are related and that I would like to view in parallel (e.g., images A1, A2, A3, etc. constitute a sequence and images B1, B2, B3, etc. constitute a related sequence). I ...
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How can a stack of images (.tif format) be viewed in feh as a slideshow? When I open such a file, only the first frame in the stack is displayed. The arrow keys do not allow cycling through the other ...
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so I'm using exec_always feh --bg-scale *wallpaper* and it sets it correctly. I'm also using i3-gaps which can be found here. When I start setting my windows up, my wallpaper starts freaking out. I'm ...
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I have a problem in feh. When I hit 'CTRL+DELETE' the file is not deleted. Nothing happens at all (according to the manual it should remove the file from disk and from the filelist). If I hit just ...
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I would like to download several images (from a server with a self-signed certificate) and view them all with feh. Is this possible with a single command? Something like curl -sk -b ...
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Is there a way in which I can bind a keypress to a custom script (say a bash script) in feh? From the manual I have found out through ~/.config/feh/keys I can reconfigure keys, but as far as I know ...
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When browsing through the images in a directory with feh, the magnification can be changed by use of the up/down arrow keys, but the setting is lost as soon as the next image in the series is loaded. ...
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I use my laptop with multiple monitor, I want feh to understand that a new monitor has plugged in and scale wallpaper image accordingly. I use the following code, but when a new monitor is plugged in,...
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