I know that it's possible to configure lynx
to pass images (PNG/GIF/JPEG/JPG) to xloadimage
, xv
or zvg
and I've looked online (Description of lynx configuration; Use lynx with browser image support ; Lynx with HTML Images) for documentation for how to do this, to no avail. I've tried changing/adding directives to lynx's configuration file (lynx.cfg
), without success. What is the correct configuration for images? Do I need to compile lynx
from source and, if so, what flags/parameters do I need to specify? Should I rather use Netscape Navigator/Communicator (as that seems to support images without configuration)?
Uncomment, or add, XLOADIMAGE_COMMAND
option in lynx.cfg, f.e.
XLOADIMAGE_COMMAND:xli -quiet %s &
w3m
, but no luck. As for Firefox, I'm aware it replaced Netscape but don't know if it can be run from a plain X + window manager session without GTK/Qt? – Agi Hammerthief Mar 17 '14 at 12:22w3m-img
in Debian). Firefox uses some Gtk libraries, but you can run any application with any window manager, or none at all for that matter. – Gilles 'SO- stop being evil' Mar 17 '14 at 12:30w3m-img
and the above-mentioned viewers, browsed to a page with an image on it and the image didn't display". – Agi Hammerthief Mar 17 '14 at 12:32afterstep
on a Debian installation, so I'm happy. – Agi Hammerthief Mar 18 '14 at 21:07