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Works great thank you.
@~exec64 can you merge this ?
@~exec64 can we document in the manpage that if you pass
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as filepath it reads from stdin? That was not clear at all
Comment by ~exec64 on ~exec64/imv
Looks like I temporarily removed it as this kind of functionality wasn't (and may still not be) possible in wayland, and then forgot about it completely. I'm fine with the feature but it'd need to be rewritten from scratch most likely, and that's if there's a wayland protocol to allow this.
Comment by ~exec64 on ~exec64/imv
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Fixed by v4.4.0
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RESOLVED FIXEDComment by ~exec64 on ~exec64/imv
Simon Ser referenced this ticket in commit 1817ef3.
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is this project abandoned? I see last commit is dated more than a year ago
Hello, imv isn't abandoned but it's not maintained actively either, or at least not as actively as it should be. I've been meaning to post on the mailing list asking for anyone interested in taking up maintainership to get in touch, but procrastinating is easy and admitting I'm not paying enough attention is hard.
I don't have much focus or time devoted to open source development in my life currently so it'd be great if someone's interested in taking up the mantle to review and merge changes, or develop imv further themselves.
If such a volunteer is known for maintaining other open source software, or can be vouched for by someone who is, I'm happy to provide write access to the repo. If someone without a portfolio or references wants to volunteer, that's fine too, but to begin with they'd just maintaining a branch and periodically poking me to cut a release from it. I'd just be checking for malicious changes to protect against someone nefarious volunteering.
If anyone reading this is interested in doing that, please get in touch. Otherwise the only maintainance I'm really going to be doing is fixing serious breakages.
Harry
Comment by ~exec64 on ~exec64/imv
Ah, odd. Sounds more like some kind of race condition then. Perhaps if imv loads the image faster the curl provides it, imv handles waiting on stdin poorly?
Thanks for the update though. I'll close this for now since it's not reproducible.
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I don't think there's a straightforward way to run the command after the image has loaded, since image loading is somewhat asynchronous in imv. An option to keep the image centered as the window is resized would be a welcome addition to imv though.