欧博allbetCommand line glob to view multiple images

If you would like to see all your images at once, you can use montage to group them into a single, temporary image in ImageMagick's MIFF format (which is lossless regardless of whether image has alpha channels or 8/16/32 bit integer/float samples) and tell display to show that:

display <(montage *.png MIFF:-)

The nice thing about this is that montage will lay out your images sensibly according to how many you have:

If you have 3 images:

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If you have 4 images:

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If you have 8 images:

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If you have 9 images:

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If you prefer to layout your images yourself, rather than let montage do them automagically, you can specify how many columns (i.e. how many images across the screen) you'd like and it will make as many rows as necessary. So, say you wanted 3 images in each row:

display <(montage *.png -tile 3x MIFF:-)

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