Recommend Ueberzug++

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cyqsimon
2023-07-19 15:31:14 +08:00
committed by Henrik Friedrichsen
parent 83f9e8d224
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@@ -33,7 +33,7 @@ here are the runtime dependencies:
- `dbus`, `libncurses`, `libssl` - `dbus`, `libncurses`, `libssl`
- `libpulse` (or `portaudio`, if built using the PortAudio backend) - `libpulse` (or `portaudio`, if built using the PortAudio backend)
- `libxcb` (if built with the `clipboard` feature) - `libxcb` (if built with the `clipboard` feature)
- `ueberzug` (if built with the `cover` feature) - `ueberzug` or a compatible implementation (e.g. `ueberzugpp`) (if built with the `cover` feature)
### On BSD's ### On BSD's
Your distribution may have packaged `ncspot` in its package repository. Your distribution may have packaged `ncspot` in its package repository.
@@ -427,8 +427,10 @@ body = "%artists"
### Cover Drawing ### Cover Drawing
When compiled with the `cover` feature, `ncspot` can draw the album art of the When compiled with the `cover` feature, `ncspot` can draw the album art of the
current track in a dedicated view (`:focus cover` or <kbd>F8</kbd> by default) current track in a dedicated view (`:focus cover` or <kbd>F8</kbd> by default)
using [Überzug](https://github.com/seebye/ueberzug). For more information on using Überzug. The original project has been abandoned, therefore using a
installation and terminal compatibility, consult that repository. compatible implementation such as [Überzug++](https://github.com/jstkdng/ueberzugpp)
is recommended. For more information on installation and terminal
compatibility, consult that repository.
To allow scaling up the album art beyond its native resolution (640x640 for To allow scaling up the album art beyond its native resolution (640x640 for
Spotify covers), use the config key `cover_max_scale`. This is especially useful Spotify covers), use the config key `cover_max_scale`. This is especially useful