🔧 Installed libsixel for foot image viewing
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@ -103,6 +103,7 @@ alias sqlite-cli="litecli"
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alias sq-cli="litecli" # doesn't work with sqlcipher
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# alias view="kitty +kitten icat"
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alias view="devour sxiv"
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alias view-w="img2sixel"
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alias csview="csvlook"
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alias viewer="feh -F -Z -x"
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alias mupdf='devour mupdf -r 204'
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@ -175,6 +175,15 @@ wish to capture, and then hit Ctrl+S to save.
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Replacing xclip for simple clipboard copying from terminal, you can install
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wl-copy and essentially use it for the same.
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**VIEWING IMAGES IN FOOT USING LIBSIXEL**
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You can indeed view images in the foot terminal, install ligsixel from official
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repos. Once installed, you can view these images from foot by typing in:
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```
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img2sixel image.png
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```
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**CONCLUSION**
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Once all set up, simply switch to a separate tty (ctrl + alt + F<your_choice>).
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