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IMO, this is better done via a script like [sxiv-rifle](https://github.com/ranger/ranger/blob/master/examples/rifle_sxiv.sh). Also there's a couple hacky things going on with that patch such as looping through the entire filelist for every...

Anyhow, you can probably use [this](https://github.com/N-R-K/nsxiv/commit/fb3d3e042b26c65c8b3b077b42eec1162c950c7d) (append `.patch` to the url to download the patch) if you really want a native patch.

I had used pcmanfm to launch images via the sxiv-rifle script in the past just fine. You probably just need to add a .desktop entry. Try copying the sxiv desktop...

> Oups.. So I got a file named 416x416.PNG and the rifle script refuses to open it. > It works fine with sxiv alone. That's a bug with the current...

> With that it only opens a single image Works fine on my end, what's the filename of image you're trying to open?

I've wondered this a couple times now, and I guess this is a good opportunity to ask (genuinely curious, no offense meant): What was the motivation behind the flexipatch series?...

I can reproduce: ```console $ ./nnn -K key collision! [^M] key collision! [c] ``` @jacmoe what do you suggest? > Note the gentoo maintainers apply another patch to this patch,...

@thomashoullier do you (or any other colemak user) have any suggestion on what to change here?

@Darukutsu any suggestion for `Ctrl+m` (filter mode)? (EDIT: went with `Ctrl+k` for it.)

X11 "clipboard" is [tricky](https://www.uninformativ.de/blog/postings/2017-04-02/0/POSTING-en.html) and it'd be a non-trival amount of work to implement it natively. However you can just pipe the image output to some clipboard tool, e.g `xclip`:...