when i open big pics..

[n0bzeR]

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My monitor is 1600x900 when i open ANY big pics, feh open its bad...

how can change open method? like.. like viewnior? just want open ALL photo / pics in windowed mode, like a... 800x600 - window feh size, when open all PICS just not like, when click open pic as FEH, pic opened bad size.... possibly add option open in FIXED WINDOW SIZE ? 800x600 and low too ? or feh not support that NEED function ? if i open any 1600 x 900 pic, this open correct! BUT ! feh open as fullscreen (((( i DO NOT WANT open all pics in fullscreen mode =-=

os : archlinux

[avlec]

Tried the --geometry [width x height [+ x + y ] ] and --zoom percent | max | fill options? Note that if you're using a tiling window manager (like xmonad, awesome, xfce, etc.) they might sneak in and resize the window so you might need to add special handling for windows created by feh in your window managers config.

[n0bzeR]

Tried the --geometry [width x height [+ x + y ] ] and --zoom percent | max | fill options? Note that if you're using a tiling window manager (like xmonad, awesome, xfce, etc.) they might sneak in and resize the window so you might need to add special handling for windows created by feh in your window managers config.

i haven't tried this because I don't know how to change these settings all I did was install this package, and started opening different pictures, with different resolutions

can you give me detailed instructions on how to make the application not open by default the way it opens

And let's say, do it normally, as in others?

• Viewnior

[avlec]

The base usecase of feh is from the command line to open a window to view the file specified. feh --geometry 800x600 --zoom fill file.jpg

If you are trying to invoke feh through some desktop environment you will have to find a way to configure it to wrap the call to feh with the geometery and zoom options. Unfortunately that's about as far as we can probably help you, if you have any trouble figuring out how to do that, I'd suggest seeking help from the specific component of your setup you're using to invoke feh.