Linux – Command line SVG and image file viewer in Linux

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Is there any command line (pipe-able) graph viewer for SVG and JPG/PNG image files?

Especially that, the graph/image files are output thru pipe line, rather than plain files, so there must be option to specify the file type/extension.

Though gv works for PS/PDF generated by dot programs, I'd like to know whether there's alternatives for support SVG etc. image files.

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Have you tried the display program that comes with ImageMagick?

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To my knowledge, window transparency is the job of the window manager. I'm pretty sure--but someone please correct me if I'm wrong--that the only way to accomplish this is by using a window manager, such as Compiz, that supports transparency.

How come you don't want to use Compiz? If you're just trying to avoid Gnome and KDE, you can use Compiz independently of your desktop environment.

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Yes, there is. Try using the app called "Melt". See the documentation here.

If you use a Debian derived distro:

apt-get install melt

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