On Fri, Mar 05, 2010 at 12:15:57PM -0800, William Tracy wrote: > > I like being able to run slideshows of my photos, and there's a Gnome > app I tend to use for that (I'm at work and drawing a blank on the > name of it) and I completely ignore the dozens of other features it > has. That said, KeyJNote is a neat app for that--it's designed to be > run from the command line, and you can tell it to flip through a > directory of images. The only reason I've stopped using it is that it > doesn't support any kind of shuffle functionality. >
Does anyone know whatever happened to 'zgv'? I have an ancient (kernel 2.2) system still running, and I have that plugged in to mailcap to view images sent as email attachments, running mutt on a console. I've tried to get it to run on a couple of newer distros without success; can't recall if I tried it on my semi-populated and now I guess woefully out-of-date LFS 6.3. If any encouragement to the CLI crowd, I run that old 2.2 kernel as my main work machine (attorney and real estate agent), using emacs, LaTeX, lynx, occasionally the old QuattroPro spreadsheet under dosemu, with a plethora of strange little perl and C programs I have written. Excursing into X is very seldom done. Except on a different machine at home, when I go Gimping along, and then I use fluxbox. Once you get your 'keys' file set up, you can leave the mouse sitting idle for long stretches of time, which I think is a good thing. Scott Swanson -- http://linuxfromscratch.org/mailman/listinfo/blfs-support FAQ: http://www.linuxfromscratch.org/blfs/faq.html Unsubscribe: See the above information page
