Am Tue, Mar 21, 2023 at 06:40:35PM +0100 schrieb Csepp: > Use the package named "imagemagick". > If it still doesn't show up, that might be a bug.
Watch out, it probably does not appear in the desktop environment, and it contains lots of commands with different names. You can do something like this: $ guix build imagemagick /gnu/store/gxggf8rsxd6l3rxi90d8qgsllzav1ycn-imagemagick-6.9.12-4-doc /gnu/store/0b9yq69kk25si62rcaixx2c0ir6n5xvj-imagemagick-6.9.12-4 $ ls /gnu/store/0b9yq69kk25si62rcaixx2c0ir6n5xvj-imagemagick-6.9.12-4/bin animate composite convert identify Magick++-config MagickCore-config mogrify stream compare conjure display import Magick-config MagickWand-config montage Wand-config to see the commands. For instance, display xyz.jpg typed on the command line shows the image, and so on. The user interface (key bindings, mouse behaviour) is also a bit strange (this dates from decades ago). Andreas
