(Or I launch a browser immediately, but that can't be helped.) In preparation, I call rtv -copy-mailcap However, if I've opened the terminal on a graphical user interface, RTV can call several configurable help programs to display media content. Of course, showing media such as pictures or videos is an issue in a shell. I can also set a home page for myself – for me, the subreddit /r/linux. As well as the key assignment, it is possible to define the character set (usefully preset to UTF-8) or allow automatic login. To create a configuration file where the default settings are initially stored and which I now can adjust to my taste. If I don't like a key assignment, I change it then and there. Using the spacebar, I can hide comment branches that I'm not interested in – for popular or controversial issues in particular, this is the only way to stay on top of things, because the length of comment threads on Reddit is legendary. Indentations indicate who replied to whom. The Reddit comment system is implemented well in RTV. Using A, I can rate a post as positive (upvote) using Z, I can express my disapproval (downvote). If I did, then I'd need to log in, and the same goes for evaluating contributions. For me, Reddit is predominately a read-only medium, I rarely post and comment. I either navigate using the arrow keys or Vi style: I can get to the login at the touch of a button ( U). After opening ( rtv), you are greeted by the Reddit start page. The tool is written in Python, which is why the python and python-setuptools packages have cast their anchors in the system. Instead of bothering with a browser, I often just use Reddit Terminal Viewer (RTV). The allocation in various topic areas (subreddits) ensures a certain degree of structure. Reddit is a web portal where all sorts of people post all kinds of news from all possible topics and lead impossible discussions about them elsewhere.

Reddit best image viewer