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Description: scriptable frame buffer, X.org and ascii art image viewer
FIM is a highly customizable scriptable image viewer targeted at the
users who are comfortable with software like the Vim text editor or the Mutt
mail user agent. FIM aims to be a "swiss army knife" for viewing images.
Its code derives from the "Fbi" framebuffer image viewer by Gerd Hoffmann.
FIM is multidevice: it has X support via the SDL library and ascii art output
via the aalib library.
.
It supports image description files, file search and filtering using regular
expressions on filenames and descriptions, caption display, customizable
status line, EXIF tags display, EXIF-based image rotation, recursive directory
traversal, reading from stdin, and can e.g. jump between two images
remembering scale and position.
.
It can speed up loading by image caching and speed up scaling with mipmaps.
It offers GNU readline command line autocompletion and history,
completely customizable key bindings, external/internal (if-while based)
scriptability (through return codes, standard input/output, and commands given
at invocation time, an initialization file, Vim-like autocommands), and much
more.
Description: a scriptable frame buffer and ascii art image viewer
FIM is a highly customizable and scriptable image viewer targeted at the
users who are confortable with software like the Vim text editor or the Mutt
mail user agent (it aims to be a swiss army knife for viewing images).
It is based on the Fbi image viewer (by Gerd Hoffmann), and works primarily in
the Linux framebuffer console.
It is multidevice: it has X support, too (via the SDL library) and it supports
ascii art output (via the aalib library).
It is capable of regular expressions based (on filename) image viewing,vim-like
autocommands, it offers GNU readline command line autocompletion and history,
completely customizable key bindings, external/internal (if-while based)
scriptability (through return codes, standard input/output, and commands given
at invocation time, initialization file), internal filename-based image search,
and much more features.
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-scriptable frame buffer, X.org and ascii art image viewer
- FIM is a highly customizable scriptable image viewer targeted at the
- users who are comfortable with software like the Vim text editor or the Mutt
- mail user agent. FIM aims to be a "swiss army knife" for viewing images.
- Its code derives from the "Fbi" framebuffer image viewer by Gerd Hoffmann.
- FIM is multidevice: it has X support via the SDL library and ascii art output
- via the aalib library.
- .
- It supports image description files, file search and filtering using regular
- expressions on filenames and descriptions, caption display, customizable
- status line, EXIF tags display, EXIF-based image rotation, recursive directory
- traversal, reading from stdin, and can e.g. jump between two images
- remembering scale and position.
- .
- It can speed up loading by image caching and speed up scaling with mipmaps.
- It offers GNU readline command line autocompletion and history,
+a scriptable frame buffer and ascii art image viewer
+ FIM is a highly customizable and scriptable image viewer targeted at the
+ users who are confortable with software like the Vim text editor or the Mutt
+ mail user agent (it aims to be a swiss army knife for viewing images).
+ It is based on the Fbi image viewer (by Gerd Hoffmann), and works primarily in
+ the Linux framebuffer console.
+ It is multidevice: it has X support, too (via the SDL library) and it supports
+ ascii art output (via the aalib library).
+ It is capable of regular expressions based (on filename) image viewing,vim-like
+ autocommands, it offers GNU readline command line autocompletion and history,
completely customizable key bindings, external/internal (if-while based)
scriptability (through return codes, standard input/output, and commands given
- at invocation time, an initialization file, Vim-like autocommands), and much
+ at invocation time, initialization file), internal filename-based image search,
- more.
+ and much more features.