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I’m using imv v4.2.0 on Manjaro Linux and i3, and would like to be able to recentre the image automatically after going fullscreen (so that I wouldn’t need to press r or c after pressing f).
After taking a look at the man pages (1 and 5), I found I could achieve this by placing the following in $HOME/.config/imv/config:
[binds]
f = fullscreen; reset
However, this doesn’t work as expected when the scaling mode is set to shrink (e.g. by running imv -s shrink img.png or pressing s) and the height of the image is smaller than the height of the current screen resolution. In this case, the opened image becomes offset each time I press f.
I’m using imv v4.2.0 on Manjaro Linux and i3, and would like to be able to recentre the image automatically after going fullscreen (so that I wouldn’t need to press
r
orc
after pressingf
).After taking a look at the man pages (1 and 5), I found I could achieve this by placing the following in
$HOME/.config/imv/config
:However, this doesn’t work as expected when the scaling mode is set to shrink (e.g. by running
imv -s shrink img.png
or pressings
) and the height of the image is smaller than the height of the current screen resolution. In this case, the opened image becomes offset each time I pressf
.Example images tested on a 1920x1080 screen:
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