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color will be incorrect for folks who use XTerm's reverseVideo
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resource. (See issue #20).
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* Screen width is currently limited to 1000px due to a misfeature in
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xterm which caused it to silently show nothing. This limitation will
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be removed once xterm can handle images greater than 1000x1000.
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* Directories specified on the command line should perhaps be
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processed as if the user had cd'd to that directory.
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* XTerm's screen width is currently limited to 1000px due to a
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misfeature which causes it to silently show nothing. This limitation
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will be removed once xterm can handle images greater than 1000x1000.
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[Last tested with XTerm(344)].
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* Filenames that begin with "@" are special to ImageMagick and it'll
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freak out if you don't prepend a directory. (`lsix ./@foo.png`)
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(This is a bug in ImageMagick, not lsix.)
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(This is a bug in ImageMagick, not lsix).
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* Specifying the empty string `""` as a filename makes ImageMagick hang.
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(This appears to be an ImageMagick bug / misfeature).
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complicate this script too much to make it prefer to wrap on whites
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space, dashes, underscores, and periods? Maybe.
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* Directories specified on the command line are processed as if the
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user had cd'd to that directory. It wouldn't be hard to implement
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recursion, but is there actually a need? I'm reluctant to complicate
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such a simple script with command line flags.
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* If you run `lsix foo.avi`, you're asking for trouble.
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* Old versions of xterm need configuration to detect window size.

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