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@ -72,21 +72,26 @@ your distro's logo or any ascii art of your choice! |
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### Optional dependencies: |
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- Displaying images: `w3m-img` or `iTerm2` |
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- Displaying images: `w3m-img` \[1\] or `iTerm2` \[2\] |
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- Thumbnail creation: `imagemagick` |
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##### Linux / BSD |
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- Window Manager: `wmctrl` \[1\] |
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- Window Manager: `wmctrl` \[3\] |
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- Wallpaper: `feh`, `nitrogen` or `gsettings` |
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- Current Song: `mpc` or `cmus` |
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- Resolution: `xorg-xdpyinfo` |
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- Screenshot: `scrot` \[2\] |
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- Screenshot: `scrot` \[4\] |
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\[1\] You should install wmctrl if the builtin window manager detection isn't working for you. The builtin<br \> |
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\[1\] `w3m-img` is sometimes bundled together with `w3m`. |
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\[2\] You can enable the `iTerm2` image backend by using the launch flag `--image_backend iterm2` or by<br \> |
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changing the config option `$image_backend` to `iterm2`. |
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\[3\] You should install wmctrl if the builtin window manager detection isn't working for you. The builtin<br \> |
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detection works for most people and is generally faster which is why wmctrl isn't default. |
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\[2\] You can use the launch flag `--scrot_cmd` or change the config option `$scrot_cmd` to your screenshot<br \> |
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\[4\] You can use the launch flag `--scrot_cmd` or change the config option `$scrot_cmd` to your screenshot<br \> |
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program's cmd and fetch will use it instead of scrot. |
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