4 GLiv is an image viewer that uses Imlib2 to
5 load images, and OpenGL to render them.
6 Moving and zooming is very fast and smooth
7 if you have an OpenGL board.
20 Modify the file gliv.h as you like and then
21 './configure && make', with your prefix.
27 A 'make install-strip' as root will install
28 gliv in /usr/local or in your prefix path.
29 As the executable gliv was previously called
30 GLiv you can delete $(PREFIX)/bin/GLiv and
31 $(PREFIX)/man/man1/GLiv.1 if you installed
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40 f/w : Full-screen/Window.
42 n/p : Next/Previous image.
43 i : toggle display of Info.
44 m : Maximize image to fit screen.
46 r : Reset position and size.
48 Move the image with the mouse or the arrow
49 keys. Your mouse wheel (if supported) will
50 zoom images and switch between them when the
53 Space and Backspace act like n and p.
55 Draw a rectangle with the right button and
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59 Toggle help means displaying the above text.
61 More informations can be found in the manual
68 - Really suppress separation between tiles.
72 Guillaume Chazarain <booh@altern.org>