Feed the image folder to the Image Viewer so the next/previous image navigation works #1444
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…navigation works When double clicking an image in Nautilus, my expectation is that I can navigate to the other images in the folder with the arrow keys. This doesn't happen currently because the imv command receives only the filename as a parameter. However, if we use: `imv -n /myfolder/image.jpg /myfolder` works becasue we're opening the folder starting at the image given by the -n parameter.
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This needs a migration to update the existing imv.desktop files that have been copied into .local/share/applications. |
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@dhh thanks for the feedback. I think I understand how it works now. See my latest commit. |
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When double clicking an image in Nautilus, my expectation is that I can navigate to the other images in the folder with the arrow keys.
This doesn't happen currently because the imv command receives only the filename as a parameter.
However, if we use:
imv -n /myfolder/image.jpg /myfolderworks becasue we're opening the folder starting at the image given by the -n parameter.