lsix
TLDR
Display images
$ lsix [*.jpg]
Display all images in directory$ lsix
Display specific images$ lsix [image1.png] [image2.png]
Set thumbnail size$ LSIX_SIZE=[200x200] lsix
Display with border$ lsix -b [*.png]
SYNOPSIS
lsix [options] [files]
DESCRIPTION
lsix displays images in the terminal. It requires a terminal with sixel graphics support.
The tool creates thumbnails in the terminal. It works with terminals like xterm, mlterm, and foot.
lsix shows images in terminal.
PARAMETERS
FILES
Image files to display.-b
Show border around images.LSIX_SIZE
Environment variable for size.
CAVEATS
Requires sixel-capable terminal. ImageMagick needed. Not all terminals supported.
HISTORY
lsix was created to display images directly in terminals that support sixel graphics format.
