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View files using mailcap MIME handlers

TLDR

View a file using its MIME type handler
$ see [filename]
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View a file with an explicit MIME type
$ see [mime/type]:[filename]
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Display the command that would be used without executing it
$ see --norun [filename]
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SYNOPSIS

see [--norun] [--nopager] [--debug] [mime-type:[encoding:]filename]

DESCRIPTION

see is an alias for run-mailcap --action=view. It opens files using the appropriate viewer based on MIME type as configured in the mailcap database (~/.mailcap and /etc/mailcap).Each file can be specified as its mime-type, its encoding (e.g. compression), and filename together, separated by colons. If the mime-type is not specified, it is determined from the filename extension using the mime.types database.

PARAMETERS

--debug

Turn on extra information to find out what is happening
--nopager
Ignore any "copiousoutput" directive and send output to STDOUT
--norun
Display the found command without actually executing it

INSTALL

nix profile install nixpkgs#see
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CAVEATS

Behavior depends on mailcap configuration. Some MIME types may not have configured viewers. Part of the mailcap (or mime-support) package.

SEE ALSO

run-mailcap(1), edit(1), compose(1), print(1), xdg-open(1)

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