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"Editing images in the command-line" by TheOuterLinux

If you are seeing this, that means your browser will probably not play the video. For older systems or text-browser users, use the following in a terminal to play video with mpv or click link to download. If in the console, you may be able to move your mouse (gpm) to highlight with left-click+drag and then paste into a shell with right-click without leaving w3m via "!" key.mpv --vo=x11,drm,tct,caca --ao=pulse,alsa,jack --ytdl-format="best[ext=mp4][height<=?720]" https://archive.org/download/editing-images-in-the-command-line/Editing%20images%20in%20the%20command-line.mp4

Description

Using this script (https://gitlab.com/TheOuterLinux/BitChuteNotes/raw/master/Command-Line/09%20-%20Command-Line%20-%20Editing%20images%20in%20the%20command%20line/image-edit), you can edit images easily in the command line. Dailog as an interface allows keyboard, mouse, and space bar for auto-completion. If you are in GUI, images are previewed with your default viewer; if you are in TTY, fbi (frame-buffering image-viewer) is used. This is not for batch editing.

Keywords: command-line, linux, foss, imagemagick, dialog, tui
Video License: CC-BY-NC-ND 4.0

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