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inkview(1)


NAME

   inkview - slideshow program which uses SVG files

SYNOPSIS

   inkview [FILES] ... [somewhere/*.svg] ...

DESCRIPTION

   Inkview  is a slideshow program which uses SVG files. One or more FILES
   may be specified on the command-line and the slideshow will consist  of
   the files supplied on the command line in the given order.

KEYBINDINGS

    Left or Page Up: show previous slide
    Right, Page Down, or space bar: show next slide
    Up: go to first slide
    Down: go to last slide
    Escape, q or Q: quit
    F11: go to fullscreen mode/revert back to window mode
    Return: pop up window with slide buttons (first, prev, next, last)

EXAMPLES

   You  can use the command inkview /usr/share/inkscape/examples/*.svg* to
   browse through the examples included in the inkscape package.

OPTIONS

   There are no options yet.

TODO

    add a default SVG for when a document does not load.
    add a usage/help command line switch

SEE ALSO

   inkscape(1)  and  the  inkview  related  part  of  the  inkscape  wiki:
   http://wiki.inkscape.org/wiki/index.php/Inkview

   http://www.inkscape.org/

AUTHORS

   Johan Ceuppens

   This  codebase  owes  its  existence  to a large number of contributors
   throughout  its  various  incarnations.   See  inkscape(1)   for   more
   information.

   This      man-page      was      written     by     Wolfram     Quester
   <wolfi@mittelerde.physik.uni-konstanz.de>



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