Thanks for the shout out. And good job pronouncing my name. :)

@LukeSmithxyz

6 жыл бұрын

Well I'm allegedly supposed to be a linguist, so one would hope I'd get that right!

@finnianquail8881

6 жыл бұрын

Luke Smith >allegedly

'convert' is a legacy command and has been superseded by 'magick', see the ImageMagick(1) man-page for a list of all the commands. 'magick' does everything 'convert' does, plus more.

@allegoricalstatue

2 жыл бұрын

Just installed ImageMagick on a new Ubuntu machine and convert is still the command as of 2022 seems like; no magick command available.

@JackFlower

2 жыл бұрын

@@allegoricalstatue Interesting, just used magick on my mac and all worked fine!

Luke is like Varg for the linux community

Great Video, Luke! Stronger and smarter every day. (error fixed :D)

it just looks like he's thinking harder and harder every time you swirl

4:44 HMMMMMMMMMMM

Thanks for posting this ImageMagick video. Please post more videos on ImageMagick

Thanks for the tipp. Always wanted to configure a fancy lockscreen. Did it in bspwm/sxhkd via ah keyboard shortcut running: scrot /tmp/screenshot.png; mogrify -blur 0x5 /tmp/screenshot.*; i3lock --no-unlock-indicator --image="/tmp/screenshot.png"; rm /tmp/screenshot.*

your system looks different, any chance for another full system tour including your browser? it all looks amazing...

Any plans for CLI video editing through ffmpeg?

@nibblrrr7124

6 жыл бұрын

I use a script based around this to roughly cut out parts without reencoding: ffmpeg -ss ${from} -i ${infile} -c copy -f matroska -to ${duration} - | mpv --force-seekable=yes --loop=yes 1>/dev/null Or if you want to save to a file first instead of piping: ffmpeg ... output.mkv && mpv --loop=yes output.mkv If you want frame-precise start (instead of starting at the keyframe before), you have to reencode, so e.g. just leave out '-c copy'

Geez that lock screen. Also, Luke, would you make a video about makefile ? I saw you use makefile to compile .md to both .pdf and .html.

@bool2max

6 жыл бұрын

makefiles are pretty simple at their core, its just up to u how you use them, but yeah I'd love a video from luke on them

@OGBhyve

5 жыл бұрын

Why not pandoc?

thank you

did you just pronounce scrot as "scrote"?

@yevoidstar

6 жыл бұрын

scrotum

@desktorp

6 жыл бұрын

Kevin Arnold aka Kevbo aka Butthead aka Scrote

oh thank god i need a video on this all i know how to do is bind the import command to my i3 config, thanks for showing us all this juicy knawlegeuh

Is that Ranger with w3m image previews?

awesome！ 2: 40 which tool can i show my files in terminal?

imagemagick is great! I always end up using it again for one reason or another, last time was to get some sprites from a gif ... but, I also ended up using gimp ... I do need to learn how to use the gimp scripting support

Nice video btw

what all does he have running to have his screen look like that . I know terminal is at the bottom but what all is running at the top

Let's say that one changes their background often, and they would like to use their current background as the image that is manipulated in the lock screen. Is there a way to specify the current background image in your script?

@LukeSmithxyz

6 жыл бұрын

Sure. I always keep my current background at ~/.config/wall.png (or pick any location) and this is where my window manager looks for what to use as the bg when I start up. If you have a similar setup, you can just have the imagemagick command refer to that location. If you use some kind of DE, there's often a certain location where the background file is stored, you could just find where that is and use it in the script.

@__donez__

6 жыл бұрын

Thanks for your quick response!

a little obvious but blur would look very nice for a screen lock.

This is lit af

Could you do a tutorial on how to use makepkg?

imagemagick has `import` for taking screenshots. why not use it instead of scrot so your script could depend on less things?

@solitudesf8111

6 жыл бұрын

yes, maim is the superior screenshot utility, but in this case he could minimize dependencies

it would look cooler if you could animate the swirl, so it gently swirls into its swirled state... a little overkill but you might generate 5 or so images with different swirl amounts and then use convert to generate gif and then display that gif (without loop ofc)

I use a convert script to resize images, very handy when doing webdev

can we remove the background from the image using ImageMagick?

Is there any open source program to create vector images from bitmaps with colour?

@iluan_

6 жыл бұрын

Inkscape is open source and it has an utility to do just that.

graphicsmagick the fork has some new tricks

@OliverBurkill

6 жыл бұрын

Came here to say this. It's a drop in replacement that's just better in most cases.

@solitudesf8111

6 жыл бұрын

i like how graphicsmagick doesnt pollute path with vague named binaries. `import` `convert` wtf, that could mean anything

Is it possible to print with imagemagick? If so what's the command?

Postscript next

Nice video and great tool. If only there was a version for thinking women too! XD

@joeldcanfield_spinhead

11 ай бұрын

I have it on good authority that since women are naturally better at thinking, they can still use this, but it's easier for them. Please test and share your results.

Now I'm wondering if there is a single thing you haven't done in the terminal. What's next, web browser?

Where's kulade?

I use imagemagick and ffmpeg to make animated GIFs.

why this script is not available with LARBS? i3lock script

make FFMPEG next, luke :) I use FFMPEG to edit my video. but mostly it is just cutting and joining, though. For more complex ediiting I use openshot. Great video!

NTR, imagemagick, what else do I need to become thinkiest man in the world?

*hmmmmm*

WTF why would people complain about using some gui application

:thonk:

4:56 Why the nose looks like..

is it easy to make memes with this software?

Make a video about the problems of the proprietary operating system like windows 10 and showing like you feel using a system like that. I want see you using and experiencing a proprietary system like windows 10 in VM with a lot of comments about this theme.

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Furst?

YOU STOLE PEWDIEPIES hmmmmmmm

Is it possible to produce three different variations of colour with imagemagik using the mogrify command for every png? I'm basically trying to keep the same file name while changing the colour which I can't do if done individully as you have to specify outputname so hoping to achieve through a batch method. would appreciate the help.

@joeldcanfield_spinhead

11 ай бұрын

keep the same file name while changing the color three times? unclear. you'd have 3 files with the same name. can you clarify? this is probably easy if we understand what you mean.

I just sent you a GMAIL. Lets chat.