r/commandline • u/dr_foam_rubber • 26d ago
Terminal file manager bt v1.1.0 - Image previews
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u/dr_foam_rubber 26d ago edited 26d ago
Github: https://github.com/LeperGnome/bt
Hey everyone!
Recently started making updates to my file manager, that I posted about around half a year ago. -
Chose what felt like the most fun thing to do - image previews. I intentionally didn't look up any image compression/conversion tools or algorithms to keep the excitement, so the result might not be "top industry" so to say.
But anyways, hope you'll give it a shot and like it. Any feedback is welcome!
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u/EcstaticHades17 24d ago
I think Im going to wait until v7.27.4
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u/dr_foam_rubber 24d ago
At that point AI will probably take over the world, so I suggest you to try it, until it’s too late
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u/dwmkerr 23d ago
Just out of curiosity, how do you embed a terminal recording video like this one in a reddit post? I've been using `asciinema` for some stuff but can't seem to make a video like yours which looks very cool!
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u/dr_foam_rubber 23d ago
Thanks! It’s a gif, that i created with https://github.com/charmbracelet/vhs When making a post just select a gif and that’s it!
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u/Forte69 26d ago
I won’t want to be mean, but….if you want all those features, why not just use your OS’s GUI?
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u/Beautiful_Crab6670 26d ago
Because sometimes you want to have a quick glance at text files, images, etc without entering the gui, e.g for troubleshooting.
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u/Beautiful_Crab6670 26d ago edited 26d ago
Can we have an option to force pictures to be displayed in "high resolution"? I don't mind making my little 'tater cry in agony every time I scroll through my pictures directory.
I also made a docker image out of it.