feh: Use theme configuration file instead of alias
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.config/feh/themes
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# feh theme configuration file (see feh(1))
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#
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# > .config/feh/themes allows the naming of option groups, called themes. It
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# > takes entries of the form "<theme> <options>...", where <theme> is the name
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# > of the entry and <options> are the options which will be applied when the
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# > theme is used.
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#
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# Themes can be be passed with the `-T, --theme` flag or set via the program
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# name (e.g. with symlinks). By default feh will look for a "feh" theme.
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feh --scale-down --image-bg '#898e8c'
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add_flags rm -I
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add_flags rm -I
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add_flags mkdir -p
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add_flags mkdir -p
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add_flags lsblk -o NAME,LABEL,FSTYPE,SIZE,FSAVAIL,MOUNTPOINT
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add_flags lsblk -o NAME,LABEL,FSTYPE,SIZE,FSAVAIL,MOUNTPOINT
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add_flags feh --scale-down --image-bg "'#898e8c'" --start-at
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add_flags feh --start-at
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# Use multiple jobs when making
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# Use multiple jobs when making
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add_flags make -j
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add_flags make -j
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# Bulk renaming with (almost) all files and directly modifying the
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# Bulk renaming with (almost) all files and directly modifying the
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