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See here There is a workaround implemented in ranger that works more or less out of the box # This hook allows image viewers to open all images in the current
# directory, keeping the order of files the same as in ranger.
# The requirements to use it are:
# 1. set open_all_images to true
# 2. ensure no files are marked
# 3. call rifle with a command that starts with "sxiv " or "feh "
def sxiv_workaround_hook(command): See More
By entering a number, followed by capital G the focus jumps to that image in the list counted from beginning. (G is default key for 'g_n_or_last'-action (see config.h in source).) It has to be noted that prefixing a motion with a number also works as espected (vim style). Alas, a jumping mode with lables (like with pqiv) would be an advantage. See More
Keys can be associated with userscripts, which can be defined in ~/.config/sxiv/exec/key-handler. Every associated button needs to be prefixed with the key combination C-x (although that prefix can be configured to another key or key combination in config.h). It has to be noted that key configuration apart from the key-handler is possible via compilation (Customizable key and mouse button mappings in config.h), which must not be a bad way to configure buttons, but certainly means a barrier for the not so tech-savvy. Easy instruction for compilation: 1) Enter in terminal: "git clone https://github.com/muennich/sxiv.git" 2) Edit file "config.h" according to this 3) Compile and install, namely enter directory and enter in terminal: "make && sudo make install" (beware of sudo/root unless you know what you do) ( 4) Iterate: 2), then: enter directory and enter in terminal: "make clean && make && sudo make install" ) See an example for remapping the navigation buttons: // navigate thumbnail+image
{ 0, XK_Left, i_navigate, -1 },
{ 0, XK_Left, t_move_sel, DIR_LEFT },
{ 0, XK_Right, i_navigate, +1 },
{ 0, XK_Right, t_move_sel, DIR_RIGHT },
{ 0, XK_Down, t_move_sel, DIR_DOWN },
{ 0, XK_Up, t_move_sel, DIR_UP },
{ ShiftMask, XK_Right, i_navigate, +10 },
{ ShiftMask, XK_Left, i_navigate, -10 }, See More
Configuration based on one file (~/.config/pqivrc). See manual page: " [options] fullscreen=1 sort=1 command-1=|convert - -blur 20 - ... [keybindings] q { goto_file_relative(-1); } w { goto_file_relative(1); } Similarly, you can also specify (multiple) actions to be executed each time pqiv is started in a section called [actions]. " See More
Version 2.x was open source and so can be recompiled to run on Mojave 64-bit with some source code modification. Thanks to the author who left some old code that works well in 64-bit. But 64-bit has some restrictions. QuickTime.framework is not available so Xee will not open QuickTime files. You can download and try 64-bit Xee build here. See More
It will handle both the standard formats, like png, jpg, bmp, gif, tiff and camera, and the RAW formats like crw, cr2, dng, eip, erf, nef, nrw, obm, orf, pef, raw. It can also handle many video formats: mp4, m4v, m4u, m4a, mkv, mov, and audio formats as well: opus, weba, webm, ogg, ogm, oga, wav, mp3, flac, m4v, acc. See More