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Geeqie - GTK based multiformat image viewer

geeqie [options] [path]

Geeqie is an interactive GTK based image viewer that supports multiple image formats, zooming, panning, thumbnails and sorting images into collections.

+t,--with-tools
Force the toolbox to be shown.
Force the toolbox to be hidden.
Start in full screen mode.
Start in slideshow mode.
Open collection window for command line files.
Start with blank file list.
Set main window location.
Send following commands to open window.
Print remote command list.
Turn on debugging output.
Filter debug output.
+w,--show-log-window
Show log window.
Save log data to FILE.
Print version.
Print command line options.

Next image.
Previous image.
First image.
Last image.
Toggle full screen.
Start full screen.
Stop full screen.
Toggle slideshow.
Start slideshow.
Stop slideshow.
Start recursive slide show in FOLDER.
Set slide show delay to Hrs Mins N.M seconds.
+t,--tools-show
Show tools.
Hide tools.
Quit.
Load configuration from FILE.
Get list of sidecars of FILE.
Get destination path of FILE.
Open FILE, bring Geeqie window to the top.
Open FILE, bring Geeqie window to the top.
Open FILE, do not bring Geeqie window to the top.
Open FILE, do not bring Geeqie window to the top.
Print filename [and Collection] of current image.
Print X, Y and RGB of mouse pointer on current image.
Get rectangle co-ordinates.
Get render intent.
Get list of files and class.
Get list of file and class recursive.
Get collection content.
Get collection list.
Open FILE in new window.
Open FILE in new window.
Clear command line collection list.
Add FILE to command line collection list.
Bring the Geeqie window to the top.
Bring the Geeqie window to the top.
Window ID for following commands.
Open new window.
Close window.
Clear or clean thumbnail cache.
Clear or clean shared thumbnail cache.
Clean metadata cache.
Render thumbnails.
Render thumbnails recursively.
Render thumbnails (see Help).
Render thumbnails recursively (see Help).
Run lua script on FILE.

Key naming is similar to that of emacs(1): C-key indicates that control should be held, and key should be pressed; S-key indicates that shift should be held and key should be pressed; these two can be combined, also, into C-S-key.

(on image) next image
(on image) previous image
context menu
drag and drop operations
(on image) Changes to the next or previous image, or if option is enabled, scrolls the image vertically.
(on image) Inverts the mouse wheel behavior between scrolling image or changing image.
(on image) Zooms the image in and out.

next image
previous image
first image in list
last image in list
tab completion in path entry window
cancel completion in path entry window or stop generating thumbnails

Keys that are valid when the image part of the window is focused.

pan image
pan image faster
next image
previous image
new empty collection
open collection
open the Find Duplicates window
new folder
copy file
move file
rename file
delete file
new window
close window
quit
run external editor
select all files
unselect all files
go to the Configuration window
display image properties
]
rotate image clockwise
[
rotate image counterclockwise
rotate image 180 degrees
mirror image (horizontal)
flip image (vertical)
+,=
zoom in
-
zoom out
zoom to original size
zoom to fit window
1,2,3,4
zoom in to X scale factor
9,8,7
zoom to -2, -3, -4, respectively
toggle thumbnail display
display files in list format
display files in icon format
toggle tree view for directories
refresh file list
toggle floating of file selection area
toggle hiding of file selection area
toggle full-screen mode
toggle slide-show mode
toggle pause of slideshow
toggle display of exif sidebar
toggle display of sort manager

move selection
select multiple images
move selector without changing selection
select the image under the selector
toggle selection of the image under the selector
move selector to the top image
move selector to bottom image
Adding Shift or Control to Home and End has a similar effect as adding them to the arrows.
select all images
unselect all images
remove image form collection (does not delete the file)
add images to collection form main file list
sort collection by name
sort collection by date
sort collection by file size
sort collection by pathname
sort collection by name numerically (*)
view image under selector in the main image window
view image under selector in new window
open selected image(s) in external editor
save collection
save collection as
append current collection to existing collection
copy selected files
move selected files
rename selected files
delete selected files
close window

select all images
unselect all images
1
select group 1 images
2
select group 2 images
add images from main window file list
add selected images to new collection
remove selected images from list
clear window
view image with focus in main window
view image with focus in new window
open selected image(s) in editor
display properties window for selected images
copy selected files
move selected files
rename selected files
delete selected files
close window

The following data lists the locations Geeqie uses for various actions. The uppercase symbols are environment variables. If they are not set on your system the fallback locations are listed in parentheses. Geeqie will first attempt to load a configuration file from:

/etc/geeqie/geeqierc.xml

It will then continue with the following locations. Most of Geeqie's configuration files are contained in the folder, and sub-folders of:

$XDG_CONFIG_HOME/geeqie/ ($~/.config/geeqie/)

Geeqie's standard configuration file is:

.../geeqierc.xml

An alternative configuration file may be used by executing:

geeqie -r --config-load:<filename>

Geeqie-created desktop files used by Plugins are in the folder:

.../applications

Lua script files for Lua Extensions are in the folder:

.../lua

Historic data such as last several folders visited, bookmarks, and recently used collections, as well as default print settings are contained in this text file:

.../history

Keyboard shortcut maps are contained in this text file:

.../accels

The location for Collections is in the folder:

$XDG_DATA_HOME/geeqie/collections
($~/.local/share/geeqie/collections)

The lirc Infra-red controller configuration file must be located at:

$HOME/.lircrc

Thumbnails are stored in a location specified in Thumbnail Preferences

Metadata is stored either in the image file or in the location specified in Safe Delete

The safe delete folder is specified in the Metadata tab of main Preferences

Copyright (C) 1999-2004 by John Ellis. Copyright (C) 2004-2017 by The Geeqie Team. Use this software at your own risk! This software released under the GNU General Public License. Please read the COPYING file for more information.

Please send bug reports and feedback to https://github.com/BestImageViewer/geeqie/issues

John Ellis <johne@verizon.net>
Manpage originally prepared by Nick Rusnov <nick@grawk.net>

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