sxiv | Simple X Image Viewer | Animation library

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sxiv is a C library typically used in User Interface, Animation applications. sxiv has no bugs, it has no vulnerabilities, it has a Strong Copyleft License and it has medium support. You can download it from GitHub.

The sole purpose of sxiv is to be the perfect image viewer for me. It is free software so that you can use it and modify it for your needs. Please file a bug report if something does not work as documented or expected. Contributions are welcome but there is no guarantee that they will be incorporated.

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It has 1589 star(s) with 231 fork(s). There are 49 watchers for this library.

It had no major release in the last 6 months.

There are 46 open issues and 306 have been closed. On average issues are closed in 33 days. There are 17 open pull requests and 0 closed requests.

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All my dropdown menus (in applications and right click) work, but are invisible in AwesomeWM

Prevent content shrinking in awesomewm

QUESTION

All my dropdown menus (in applications and right click) work, but are invisible in AwesomeWM

Asked 2021-Oct-14 at 21:38

The title is self explanatory... I was configuring AwesomeWM and suddenly realised that none of my dropdown menus were working (they were working fine before). Actually, I noticed that they were working, but are completely invisible. This happens in application menus (like the top menu on pcmanfm) and in desktop, when I right click. For example, in Notepadqq, if click on the Search menu on the top, nothing appears, but I can move down the mouse, left click, and the search tool appears; the same occurs in desktop, where I can can right click and nothing will show up, but moving the mouse to where the apps would appear and left clicking, the selected app opens. The menu is there, I can click stuff, but I don't know what I'm clicking. The only one that is normal is Vivaldi's menu. I really don't know what I did to cause that, and would appreciate any help.

I don't think there's something wrong with my rc.lua file, but here is a part of it:

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ANSWER

Answered 2021-Oct-14 at 21:38

This is probably due to using a compositing manager like compton or picom. You can either try another compositing manager, update your graphics driver.

You can also try to start Awesome with --no-argb. This will disable some features like true transparency in the titlebars, but is closer to what other window manager use, so tends to trigger less bugs in the graphics driver or compositing managers.

Source https://stackoverflow.com/questions/69576786

QUESTION

Prevent content shrinking in awesomewm

Asked 2020-Sep-29 at 09:50

I'm customizing my awesome-wm taskbar and what I'm trying to achieve is :

have a tasklist with fixed items width, which can shrink if there is not enough space
have a button right after the tasklist to open a program launcher on click (rofi), this button should never shrink

For debugging purpose, the button was replace by the red textbox

This is how it looks when there is only few items, exactly what I want :

When there is a lot of clients, the tasklist items shrink as expected, but the textfield too :

here is my complete rc.lua, which is mainly the same as the default one :

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ANSWER

Answered 2020-Sep-28 at 16:03

Random drive-by idea that I am too lazy to test:

Source https://stackoverflow.com/questions/64087640

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Maintenance release
Support font fallback for missing glyphs
Fix busy loop when built without inotify
Use background/foreground colors from X resource database
Automatically reload the current image whenever it changes
Support embedding into other X windows with -e (e.g. tabbed)
New option -p prevents sxiv from creating cache and temporary files
Simpler mouse mappings, the most basic features are accessible with the mouse only (navigate, zoom, pan)
external key handler gets file paths on stdin, not as arguments
Cache out-of-view thumbnails in the background
Apply gamma correction to thumbnails
Fixed build error, caused by delayed config.h creation
Fixed segfault when run with -c
Extract thumbnails from EXIF tags (requires libexif)
Zoomable thumbnails, supported sizes defined in config.h
Fixed build error with giflib version >= 5.1.0
Added external key handler, called on keys prefixed with Ctrl-x
New keybinding {/} to change gamma (by András Mohari)
Support for slideshows, enabled with -S option & toggled with s
Added application icon (created by 0ion9)
Checkerboard background for alpha layer
Option -o only prints files marked with m key
Fixed rotation/flipping of multi-frame images (gifs)
Various bug fixes
Added status bar on bottom of window with customizable content
New keyboard shortcuts \/|: flip image vertically/horizontally
New keyboard shortcut Ctrl-6: go to last/alternate image
Added own EXIF orientation handling, removed dependency on libexif
Fixed various bugs
Support for multi-frame images & GIF animations
POSIX compliant (IEEE Std 1003.1-2001)
Made key and mouse mappings fully configurable in config.h
Complete code refactoring
POSIX-compliant Makefile; compiles under NetBSD
Fixed fullscreen under window managers, which are not fully EWMH-compliant
Support for thumbnail caching
Ability to run external commands (e.g. jpegtran, convert) on current image
Sort directory entries when using -r command line option
Hide cursor in image mode
Full functional thumbnail mode, use Return key to switch between image and thumbnail mode
Bug fix: Correctly display filenames with umlauts in window title
Basic support of thumbnails
New command line option: -r: open all images in given directories
New key shortcuts: w: resize image to fit into window; W: resize window to fit to image
New command line option: -F, -g: use fixed window dimensions and apply a given window geometry
New key shortcut: r: reload current image
Bug fix: Do not set setuid bit on executable when using make install
Pan image with mouse while pressing middle mouse button
New command line options: -d, -f, -p, -s, -v, -w, -Z, -z
More mouse mappings: Go to next/previous image with left/right click, scroll image with mouse wheel (horizontally if Shift key is pressed), zoom image with mouse wheel if Ctrl key is pressed
Bug fix: Handle window resizes correctly
New keyboard shortcuts: g/G: go to first/last image; [/]: go 10 images back/forward
Support for mouse wheel zooming (by Dave Reisner)
Added fullscreen mode
Initial release

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