Introduction
A couple of days ago, by that I mean yesterday, I came across sxiv, a very cool image viewer. I started using it simply as an image viewer, it has VI keybindings and is super fast. Then I decided to write a shell script to use it to set my wallpapers, permanently replacing the rofi wallpaper picker I stole from JaKoolit.
Nsxiv
Then I went on into the Arch Wiki to read more about this, that's when I realized it was unmaintained :( and the maintained fork was nsxiv, so I installed it and it functions the same. I'm gonna be using this based image viewer for all sorts of things, and I want to point out some cool features of it:
Thumbnail Mode
This is a pretty cool feature to browse your images in a certain directory, sort of like a gallery. This is also how I wrote my wallpaper picker.
VI Keybindings
I already mentioned this, but you can use J or K to scroll, H and L to horizontally scroll, just like good ol' Vim or Evil Mode, as us members of the dark side say.
That's all I know
I haven't explored much about it, but this is awesome and everybody should use this instead of gthumb or nomacs or some sort of that crap.