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README.md

sxiv: Simple (or small or suckless) X Image Viewer

sxiv is a really simple alternative to feh and qiv. Its only dependency is imlib2. The primary goal for writing sxiv is to create an image viewer, which only implements the most basic features required for fast image viewing. It works nicely with tiling window managers and its code base should be kept small and clean to make it easy for you to dig into it and customize it for your needs.

Installation

sxiv is built using the commands:

$ make
# make install

Please note, that the latter one requires root privileges. By default, sxiv is installed using the prefix "/usr/local", so the full path of the executable will be "/usr/local/sbin/sxiv".

You can install it into a directory of your choice by changing the second command to:

# PREFIX="/your/dir" make install

All build-time specific settings can be found in the file "config.h". Please check and change them, so that they fit your needs.

Usage

sxiv supports the following command-line options:

-w WIDTHxHEIGHT  set window width to WIDTH and height to HEIGHT
                 (if HEIGHT is omitted, height is also set to WIDTH)

Use the following keys to control sxiv:

q            Quit sxiv
Escape       Quit sxiv and return an exit value of 2 (useful for scripting)
Space,n      Go to the next image
Backspace,p  Go to the previous image
g/G          Go to first/last image
[/]          Go 10 images backward/forward
+,=          Zoom in
-            Zoom out
h,j,k,l      Pan image left/down/up/right
<,>          Rotate image (counter-)clockwise by 90 degrees
f            Toggle fullscreen mode (requires an EWMH/NetWM compliant
             window manager)
a            Toggle anti-aliasing

Additionally, sxiv can be controlled via the following mouse commands:

Button1           Go to the next image
Button3           Go to the previous image
ScrollUp          Pan image up
ScrollDown        Pan image down
Shift+ScrollUp    Pan image left
Shift+ScrollDown  Pan image right
Ctrl+ScrollUp     Zoom in
Ctrl+ScrollDown   Zoom out