hellfire103

hellfire103, 8 months ago

Have a look at fbida. It provides fbi (an image viewer), fbpdf (a PDF viewer), and a few other apps that all run in a framebuffer.

There’s also w3m, which is a basic web browser capable of displaying images inline; although this requires some hacking in order to work in a vanilla TTY. What could be easier is a using a kiosk window manager (such as Cage) to launch a lightweight terminal (like st, urxvt, or xterm).

hellfire103, 8 months ago

Thanks!

hellfire103, 8 months ago

I said in the comment that it’s not free. It’s still open, though, AFAIK.

hellfire103, 8 months ago

I know it’s not free, but are you sure about that last one?

hellfire103, 8 months ago

But does the license do that? It’s not discriminating against groups, it’s discriminating against actions.

<span style="color:#323232;">   a. You may not use this software, or any derivative works based on it, for any activities that promote or incite violence, hate, discrimination, or harm towards individuals or groups based on race, religion, gender, nationality, or any other characteristic.
</span><span style="color:#323232;">   b. You may not use this software, or any derivative works based on it, for any activities that violate international human rights laws, including but not limited to activities that may lead to genocide, war crimes, or crimes against humanity.
</span>

hellfire103, 8 months ago

Got it. First time I’ve written a license.

hellfire103, 8 months ago

It’s good. Their ban on browser forks is a bit annoying, though.