Re: Viewing multiple images (was Re: Console HTML view with picture)
Sorry about that, memory was not all there at the time I joined this thread. Try searching for an app called aview. On Mon, 2 Aug 2021, Patrick Shanahan wrote: > * Akkana Peck [08-02-21 12:11]: > > Tavis Ormandy writes: > > > Not exactly what was asked, but I use this mailcap to view image > > > attachments: > > > > > > image/png; img2sixel -- %s | less -r; nametemplate=%s.png; needsterminal > > > > Related question: is there a way to view several attachments at once? > > > > For example, someone sends five photos of a bird they saw, or > > twelve funny pictures. In the attachment view, I can tag > > attachments, but it doesn't seem like more than one attachment > > is ever passed to a viewer. > > > > If they're all multipart/related, then I have a script that will > > show the HTML page in a browser window. But recently a Mac user sent > > me an email with a bunch of image/heif attachments which the browser > > didn't handle. They worked fine in an image viewer, but it's > > tedious to show lots of image attachments one after another, because > > you have to wait for each image window to come up, then move focus > > back to the mutt window to arrow down and open the next image. It > > would be great to have a way to tag all the image attachmentss and > > pass them all together as arguments to an image viewer. > > why not just set w3m to automagically display them > > set "auto_image=TRUE" > w3m -o auto_image=TRUE > > >
Re: Viewing multiple images (was Re: Console HTML view with picture)
* Akkana Peck [08-02-21 12:11]: > Tavis Ormandy writes: > > Not exactly what was asked, but I use this mailcap to view image > > attachments: > > > > image/png; img2sixel -- %s | less -r; nametemplate=%s.png; needsterminal > > Related question: is there a way to view several attachments at once? > > For example, someone sends five photos of a bird they saw, or > twelve funny pictures. In the attachment view, I can tag > attachments, but it doesn't seem like more than one attachment > is ever passed to a viewer. > > If they're all multipart/related, then I have a script that will > show the HTML page in a browser window. But recently a Mac user sent > me an email with a bunch of image/heif attachments which the browser > didn't handle. They worked fine in an image viewer, but it's > tedious to show lots of image attachments one after another, because > you have to wait for each image window to come up, then move focus > back to the mutt window to arrow down and open the next image. It > would be great to have a way to tag all the image attachmentss and > pass them all together as arguments to an image viewer. why not just set w3m to automagically display them set "auto_image=TRUE" w3m -o auto_image=TRUE -- (paka)Patrick Shanahan Plainfield, Indiana, USA @ptilopteri http://en.opensuse.orgopenSUSE Community Memberfacebook/ptilopteri Photos: http://wahoo.no-ip.org/piwigo paka @ IRCnet freenode
Viewing multiple images (was Re: Console HTML view with picture)
Tavis Ormandy writes: > Not exactly what was asked, but I use this mailcap to view image > attachments: > > image/png; img2sixel -- %s | less -r; nametemplate=%s.png; needsterminal Related question: is there a way to view several attachments at once? For example, someone sends five photos of a bird they saw, or twelve funny pictures. In the attachment view, I can tag attachments, but it doesn't seem like more than one attachment is ever passed to a viewer. If they're all multipart/related, then I have a script that will show the HTML page in a browser window. But recently a Mac user sent me an email with a bunch of image/heif attachments which the browser didn't handle. They worked fine in an image viewer, but it's tedious to show lots of image attachments one after another, because you have to wait for each image window to come up, then move focus back to the mutt window to arrow down and open the next image. It would be great to have a way to tag all the image attachmentss and pass them all together as arguments to an image viewer. ...Akkana
Re: Exiting JED on mutt
* M.R.P. zensky [08-02-21 10:25]: > Hello When I want to compose an email in mutt is launches the JED editor. How > do I leave JED once I finish my email? Ctrl-X Ctrl-C -- (paka)Patrick Shanahan Plainfield, Indiana, USA @ptilopteri http://en.opensuse.orgopenSUSE Community Memberfacebook/ptilopteri Photos: http://wahoo.no-ip.org/piwigo paka @ IRCnet freenode
Exiting JED on mutt
Hello When I want to compose an email in mutt is launches the JED editor. How do I leave JED once I finish my email?
