Viewing images outside of X
I want to view images outside of X. I used to use seejpeg, but it stopped working. I had been using fbi for the last 12 years, but its 'latest' (5 years old) won't build. I looked at all the package descriptions in Slackware, find nothing.
I asked this question in 2010 - am back for more. |
I've used fbi & feh in the past, but I just found this online - https://www.baeldung.com/linux/view-...-from-terminal
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Here is the source https://git.kraxel.org/cgit/fbida/plain/fbi.c The tree https://git.kraxel.org/cgit/fbida/tree/ Depends seem to be, for all of it: libexif libepoxy poppler-glib libwebp mesa Here is a tarball Code:
curl https://www.kraxel.org/releases/fbida/fbida-2.14.tar.gz -o fbida-2.14.tar.gz Good opportunity to learn. On something that you know works. Code:
gcc fbi.c -o fbi Code:
locate pixman.h I'm stopping there. Try to build it for yourself, fix the errors, install all of the depends. Happy coding. |
Oh I looked again. There is a GNUmakefile.
I got errors trying to make it. I looked at the erros, I remarked out in fbi.c Line 103 Code:
//int debug; https://0x0.st/oO6i.png |
I was looking at that a little more.
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cd ~/fbida/fbida-2.14/ |
I've been building it myself for 12 years. As I wrote in my original message I already had the current source. I get a slew of different errors than you do. I had hoped that viewing images outside of X was a common-enough act that there would be something better.
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On Debian, I have FIM installed from package resources and it apparently works flawlessly. webp is not displayed, but my other graphics formats are.
Thanks for reminding me. I had forgotten that I have that. |
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How are you trying to compile it? Show what compiler errors that you are getting. Can't tell you anything from, "I get errors". Someone may be able to direct you from the compiler errors. There may be a change in dependencies, or maybe slack does not have that depend anymore. Quote:
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