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ucollage

An extensible command line image viewer inspired by vim.

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Features

view images and video thumbnails
renaming
moving to Trash
rating
categories
editing images supporting undo and redo actions
fully customizable vim keybindings
command execution

Getting Started

Follow the instructions to install ucollage.
Type
```
ucollage
```
in a directory with images.
Use hjkl or arrows in order to select different images, Enter to view an image in monocle mode and Backspace to go back in the grid. n fetches the next batch of images and p the previous one.

Documentation

Viewing the images is half the fun. Read the documentation in order to explore the more interesting functionalities that are possible with ucollage.

Contributing

I will gladly accept contributions from any interested parties. I would prefer most contributions to be targeted towards improving the language of the documentation, in order for it to be more understandable for the new user of the software.

"It's hard to explain the internal quirks of a system, when you are the creator of such a monster." --<cite>Myself</cite>