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NAME

       llgal - On-line gallery generator

SYNOPSIS

       llgal [-option1 -option2 ...]

DESCRIPTION

       llgal  is a quick and easy program for placing your images and movies online with just one
       command-line. It generates a pretty good-looking set of static HTML slides even  with  its
       default  settings.   To  try  it out just run llgal in a directory with jpg, png, mpg, etc
       files and check the output in a web browser.  You can adjust the appearance of  the  image
       gallery with the many options listed below or (if you know a bit of HTML) by modifying the
       llgal.css files in the .llgal/ subdirectory that appeared in your image directory,  or  by
       defining indextemplate.html or slidetemplate.html files.

       llgal  also  checks  for  the existence of a $HOME/.llgal/ directory where users can store
       their own templates, overriding the site-wide /usr/share/llgal.  (See FILES for details).

       The HTML webpages are generated from  the  templates  by  replacing  several  fields  (See
       TEMPLATES).   The layout might be configured through the list of options that are given in
       LAYOUT.

       llgal uses all images and videos it finds in the current directory.  See  SELECTING  FILES
       to include directories or other files and excludes some filenames.

       The  index  includes thumbnails that llgal generates from original images.  It is possible
       to provide custom thumbnails by placing them in the .llgal/ directory  with  the  mythumb_
       prefix.   Custom  thumbnails  for movies have to be suffixed with an image-type extension.
       For instance, to enforce the thumbnail for image image.jpg and movie movie.avi, thumbnails
       may be named mythumb_image.jpg and mythumb_movie.avi.jpg.

       The  slide  pages  may  include  a  scaled  image  in  the  --sx or --sy option is passed.
       Similarly, it is also possible to define custom scaled images with the myscaled_ prefix to
       appear in the slides.

       Note  that  all  command line options (except those from BEHAVIOR OPTIONS), and even more,
       might be stored in a configuration file to help generation of multiple galleries with  the
       same layout.  See CONFIGURATION for details.

BEHAVIOR OPTIONS

       By  default, llgal generates a gallery.  If one of the following option is passed, it will
       process it and exit immediately.

       --clean
              Remove all files that llgal may have created earlier and that user did  not  modify
              since.

       --cleanall
              Remove  all  files  that  llgal may have created earlier. This includes thumbnails,
              scaled  down  slides,  all  HTML  files,  captions  file,  film   effect   picture,
              indextemplate and slidetemplate and the style-sheet file.

       --gc   Generate  slide  captions in .llgal/captions file that you may edit.  The format of
              this file is very simple.  See CAPTIONS for details.  These captions  may  then  be
              modified  by  the  user.   The  file  will be automatically used next time llgal is
              invoked.  --gc might also be used to update the captions file when new  files  were
              added to the working directory.

       --gt [<dir>]
              Copy  template  files  to the directory.  The special value local might be used for
              the local .llgal/ directory, while  user  might  be  used  for  the  user  template
              directory $HOME/.llgal/.  Any other directory is acceptable.  llgal will create the
              target directory if it does not exist.  The  argument  is  optional.   Its  default
              value is local.  See FILES for details about template files.

       -h, --help
              Display brief help.

       -V, --version
              Display llgal version.

ADDITIONAL BEHAVIOR OPTIONS

       llgal  behavior  may  be  modified  with  the  following options, either when generating a
       gallery or not.

       --config <file>
              Read the file file as a configuration.  See CONFIGURATION for details.   Note  that
              --config  may  be  used  several times on the same command line.  The corresponding
              configuration file option is additional_configuration_file.

       -d <dir>
              Operate in directory <dir> when generating the HTML files,  thumbnails  and  scaled
              images.  The default is the current directory.

       -f     Force  thumbnail  regeneration.   Also  forces medium-slide regeneration if --sx or
              --sy is given.  Otherwise llgal will not regenerate these  files  if  they  already
              exist,  and  you  may end up with stale copies.  Definitely use -f between two runs
              where you've changed the value of --tx, --ty,  --sx  or  --sy.   The  corresponding
              configuration file option is force_image_regeneration.

       --gencfg <file>
              Output  configuration  in file for future reutilization through --config.  If local
              is passed as file, then the local .llgal/llgalrc file is created  in  each  gallery
              that is processed (in case of recursion).  See CONFIGURATION for details.

       --option 'variable = value'
              Configure  using a configuration file option.  See CONFIGURATION for details.  Note
              that --option may be used several times on the same command line.

       -R     Enable recursive mode.  llgal will be run inside subdirectories.  This option might
              be  used  either  to  generate  galleries  in all subdirectories, or their captions
              files, or to clean recursively, etc.  The corresponding configuration  file  option
              is recursive.

              When  generating  a  gallery,  this option implies -S that means llgal will use all
              existing subdirectories in no captions file is defined.   If  a  captions  file  is
              defined,  only  the  DIR:  entries  will  be entered recursively.  See CAPTIONS for
              details abour

              Note that recursive behavior does only use the contents of  the  captions  file  to
              choose  which  subgalleries  to  enter  when generating the gallery or the captions
              file.  All other behaviors, including recursive cleaning ( -R  used  together  with
              --clean  or  --cleanall),  will not check whether a subdirectory is in the captions
              file.  All not-dot-beginning subdirectories will be cleaned.

       -v, --verbose
              Display notice messages.  The corresponding configuration file option is verbose.

SELECTING FILES

       -A     All files in the current directory will get a slides, except .html or dot-beginning
              files.   Files  are  matched as images or movies first, and then reverted as simple
              files instead.  The corresponding configuration file option is add_all_files.   See
              -S for details about adding slides for subdirectories.

       --exclude <s>
              Exclude  files whose name matches <s>.  The corresponding configuration file option
              is exclude.

       --include <s>
              Include  files  whose  name  matches  <s>  and  where  previously  excluded.    The
              corresponding configuration file option is include.

       -P <subdir>
              Use  photos  in  the  subdirectory  instead  of the working directory.  May be used
              multiple times to group multiple subdirectories in the same gallery.  The  path  of
              the  subdirectory  must  be  given as a relative path (relative to . or to the path
              given to -d).  The corresponding configuration file option is section_dir.

       --Pall Use photos in all subdirectories all the working directory as if -P  was  used  for
              all of them.  The corresponding configuration file option is recursive_sections.

       --Ps   Add a horizontal line and the subdirectory name as a title at the beginning of each
              section.  The corresponding configuration file  options  are  entitle_sections  and
              separate_sections.

       -S     Each  subdirectory will get a dedicated slide.  If a captions file exists, only the
              subdirectories that it defines will be processed.   If  no  captions  file  exists,
              llgal  will process all subdirectories but those whose name begins with a dot.  The
              corresponding configuration file option is add_subdirs.

              Contrary to -R this option will not make llgal run recursively  in  subdirectories.
              -S does only define the list of subdirectories that appear in the current gallery.

LAYOUT OPTIONS

       -a     Write  image dimensions and sizes under each thumbnail on the index page, and under
              each slide if --sx or  --sy  was  passed.   The  corresponding  configuration  file
              options  are  show_dimensions  and  show_size.   This only works if the ImageMagick
              command identify is present.

       --ad   Like -a but write only the image dimensions.  The corresponding configuration  file
              option is show_dimensions.

       --as   Like  -a  but  write  only  the  image sizes.  The corresponding configuration file
              option is show_size.

       --asu <s>
              Allow to define  the  unit  used  to  show  file  sizes.   Default  is  "kB".   The
              corresponding configuration file option is show_size_unit.

       --cc [<s>]
              Generates  captions  from  image comment tag.  If no argument is given, llgal first
              tries the standard comment (for instance JFIF or GIF), then tries Exif comments  if
              the   previous   one  is  empty,  and  then  tries  Exif  image  description.   The
              corresponding configuration file option is make_caption_from_image_comment.

              An argument such as std or exif or exifdesc might be added to force the use of only
              standard comment, only Exif comment, or only Exif image description.

              An argument such as exif,std will make llgal try Exif comment first.

              An  argument  such as std+exifdesc will use the combination of standard comment and
              Exif description.

              Passing --cc without argument is thus equivalent to passing --cc std,exif,exifdesc.

       --cf   Generates  captions  from  file   names   (strips   suffix).    The   corresponding
              configuration file option is make_caption_from_filename.

       --ct  [strftime_format]
              Add  image  timestamp  tag  to the generated captions, and change its format if the
              optional argument is given (replaces the  old  --ctf  option).   The  corresponding
              configuration     file    option    are    make_caption_from_image_timestamp    and
              timestamp_format_in_caption.

       --codeset codeset
              Change the encoding in the header of the generated HTML  pages.   By  default,  the
              encoding  is  got  from  the locale configuration.  The corresponding configuration
              file option is codeset.

       --exif [<tag1,tag2,...>]
              Display  a  table  of  EXIF  tags  under  each  image  slide.   The   corresponding
              configuration file options are show_exif_tags and show_all_exif_tags.

              If an argument is given, it contains a comma-separated list of tags.  The tag names
              have to be passed as shown by  exiftool  -list.   If  no  argument  is  given,  all
              available Exif tags are displayed.

              The tags are displayed using their description as given by exiftool -s myimage.

       --fe   Show  a  film  effect  in the index of thumbnails. The aspect of this effect may be
              configured by replacing the tile file that llgal puts in .llgal.  The corresponding
              configuration file option is show_film_effect.

       -i <file>
              Name of the main thumbnail index file.  The default is index, as desirable for most
              web servers.  The corresponding configuration file option is index_filename.

              The default extension is html and might be changed with --php or the  www_extension
              configuration option.

       -k     Use  the  image captions for the HTML slide titles.  The default behavior is to use
              the   image   names.    The   corresponding   configuration    file    option    is
              make_slide_title_from_caption.

       -L     Do  not  create  thumbnails for text and links (including video, file and url), but
              list them as a text line between thumbnail rows in the main gallery  index.   Might
              be  used  when  the directory only contains subgalleries and thus does not need any
              thumbnail.  The corresponding configuration file option is list_links.

       --lang locale
              Change the locale used to translate the text that is automatically generated in the
              HTML  pages.   The  corresponding configuration file option is language.  Note that
              the LANGUAGE environment variable might prevent this option from working if set.

       --li   Replace link labels in slides (usually Index, Prev and Next) with  images  (usually
              index.png,  prev.png  and  next.png).  The corresponding configuration file options
              are index_link_image, prev_slide_link_image and next_slide_link_image.

       --lt   Replace link labels in slides (usually Prev and Next) with a thumbnail  to  preview
              previous/next   slide.    The   corresponding   configuration   file   options  are
              prev_slide_link_preview and next_slide_link_preview.

              If passed together with --li, thumbnail preview is used for links to  previous/next
              slide while the image is for the link to the index is kept.

       -n     Use  the image file names for the HTML slide files.  Otherwise the default behavior
              is to simply name your slides slide_1.html, slide_2.html, and so on.

              The corresponding configuration file option is make_slide_filename_from_filename.

       --nc   Omit the image count from  the  captions.   The  corresponding  configuration  file
              option is slide_counter_format.

       --nf   Omit  the  link  from  scaled  images  in  slides  to  full  unscaled  images.  The
              corresponding configuration file option is slide_link_to_full_image.

       -p <n> The cellpadding value of the thumbnail  index  tables.   The  default  is  3.   The
              corresponding configuration file option is index_cellpadding.

       --php  Change  the  default  extension  of  generated  webpages  from  html  to  php.  The
              corresponding configuration file option is www_extension.

              Note that template names are not modified and keep their  html  extension  even  if
              they  contain  some  PHP  code.  Note that llgal will only remove existing webpages
              corresponding to this extension when generating a new gallery or cleaning.

       --parent-gal
              Add links to the parent directory.  The corresponding configuration file option  is
              parent_gallery_link.

              This  option is used internally for recursive galleries, and thus not documented in
              --help.  These links are stored as a header and a footer for the index.   The  text
              in  the  links  might be changed through the parent_gallery_link_text configuration
              option.

       --Rl   Add links between subgalleries.  The corresponding  configuration  file  option  is
              link_subgalleries.

       -s     For  the simplest setup, omit all HTML slides.  Clicking the thumbnails on the main
              page  will  just  take  users  to  the  plain  image  files.    The   corresponding
              configuration file option is make_no_slides.

       --sort [rev]<name|iname|size|time|none>
              Change  sort  criteria  when  scanning  files in the working directory.  Default is
              "name".  Setting to the empty string means none.  iname is case insensitive sort by
              names.   date  means time.  rev might be added for reverse sort.  The corresponding
              configuration file option is sort_criteria.

       --sx <n>
              Instead of using the original image in the slides,  insert  a  scaled  image  whose
              width  is  less  than  <n>  pixels.  The corresponding configuration file option is
              slide_width_max.  Useful if your  digital  camera  spits  out  large  images,  like
              1600x1200.   Clicking  on  the  scaled copies in the HTML slides lets users see the
              full unscaled images.  The default is 0 (width is unlimited).  You must use  -f  to
              force regeneration of scaled images if you want to change the value of --sx.

       --sy <n>
              Instead  of  using  the  original  image in the slides, insert a scaled image whose
              height is less than <n> pixels.  The corresponding  configuration  file  option  is
              slide_height_max.   Useful  if  your  digital  camera  spits out large images, like
              1600x1200.  Clicking on the scaled copies in the HTML slides  lets  users  see  the
              full  unscaled images.  The default is 0 (height is unlimited).  You must use -f to
              force regeneration of scaled images if you want to change the value of --sy.

       --templates <dir>
              Add a directory to the list of template locations.  The corresponding configuration
              file option is additional_template_dir.

       --title <s>
              Substitutes  the string <s> for <!--TITLE--> in the index.  The default is Index of
              Pictures.  It overrides the configuration file option index_title_default.

       --tx <n>
              Scale thumbnails so that their width is at most <n> pixels.  The  default  is  113.
              The  corresponding configuration file option is thumbnail_width_max.  If 0 is used,
              the width is unlimited.  Changing this value does not  affect  the  maximal  height
              (see  --ty).   You  must  use -f to force regeneration of thumbnails if you want to
              change the value of --tx.

       --ty <n>
              Scale thumbnails so that their height is at most <n> pixels.  The  default  is  75.
              The corresponding configuration file option is thumbnail_height_max.  Changing this
              value does not affect the maximal width (see --tx).   You  must  use  -f  to  force
              regeneration of thumbnails if you want to change the value of --ty.

       -u     Write  image  captions  under  each  thumbnail  on  the  index page.  If you have a
              captions  file,  then  the  captions  are  read  from  there.   The   corresponding
              configuration file option is show_caption_under_thumbnails.

       --uc <url>
              Assume  the  CSS  file  is  available on <url> and thus do not use a local one.  If
              ending with a  slash,  the  CSS  filename  will  be  appended.   The  corresponding
              configuration file option is css_location.

       --ui <url>
              Assume  that the filmtile image and index/prev/next slide link images are available
              on <url> and thus do not use local ones.  Their filename will be  appended  to  the
              given  location.   Each  image  location  may  be  also  changed independently (See
              CONFIGURATION  for  the  list  of  configuration   options).    The   corresponding
              configuration   file   options  are  filmtile_location,  index_link_image_location,
              prev_slide_link_image_location and next_slide_link_image_location.

       -w <n> Set the thumbnail rows to be <n> images wide in the main index file.  Default is 5.
              The corresponding configuration file option is thumbnails_per_row.

       --wx <n>
              Set  the thumbnail rows to be <n> pixels wide at maximum.  The number of thumbnails
              per row, given in -w is reduced if necessary.  The corresponding configuration file
              option  is  pixels_per_row.  Default is to honor -w without regard to the resulting
              row width.

       --www  Make all generated files  world-readable.   The  corresponding  configuration  file
              option is www_access_rights.

CAPTIONS

       When  called  with --gc llgal generates (or updates if already existing) the captions file
       in the .llgal/ subdirectory.

       When --gc is not passed, if the captions file exists, llgal will automatically use  it  to
       generate  slide  captions  in  the  gallery.   If captions does not exist, llgal generates
       captions on the fly and use them in the gallery.

       Generating the captions file with --gc before actually  using  it  makes  it  possible  to
       modify them (especially to add comments) or change the order of the slides in the gallery

       IMG: <filename> ---- <caption>
              defines an image (when omitted, IMG: is the default type).
       MVI: <filename> ---- <linktext> ---- <caption>
              defines a movie.
       TXT: <text in slide> ---- <caption>
              defines a text slide.
       LNK: <url> ---- <linktext> ---- <caption>
              defines a link slide.
       LNKNOSLIDE: <url> ---- <linktext>
              defines a direct link to the target, without any slide.
       FIL: <url> ---- <linktext> ---- <caption>
              defines a link to another file (typically neither an image nor a movie)
       DIR: <dir> ---- <linktext> ---- <caption>
              defines a subdirectory slide.
       BREAK
              forces a line break in the row of thumbnails
       LINE
              forces a line break in the row of thumbnails and inserts a horizontal line.
       TITLE: <title>
              defines the title of the gallery.
       INDEXHEAD: <one header>
              defines a header (multiple ones are possible).
       INDEXFOOT: <one footer>
              defines a footer (multiple ones are possible).
       PARENT: <linktext>
              defines the label of the link to the parent gallery.
       PREV: <linktext> ---- <url>
              defines the label of the link to the previous gallery located by <url>.
       NEXT: <linktext> ---- <url>
              defines the label of the link to the next gallery located by <url>.
       REPLACE: <text> ---- <replacement>
              adds a substitution to be applied to generated HTML pages.

       Note that you can use whatever HTML syntax in the captions.
       Line beginning with a # are ignored.

       When  generating  a  captions file, the captions.header file is inserted at the top of the
       file to detail the syntax.

CONFIGURATION

       Before parsing command line options, llgal reads several configuration  files.  It  starts
       with  /etc/llgal/llgalrc  then  reads  $HOME/.llgal/llgalrc and finally the .llgal/llgalrc
       file in the gallery directory.

       Additional configuration files may also be defined with the --config option.   These  will
       be parsed during command-line parsing, when --config is met.

       In  case  of  recursive  generation (with -R ) in multiple subdirectories, the system- and
       user-wide configuration files and those passed to --config are taken in  account  for  all
       galleries.   However,  only  the  local  .llgal/llgalrc  file  is  used  for each gallery.
       Especially, the one in the root gallery directory is only taken in account when generating
       the  root  gallery,  not  when generating those in subdirectories.  To use a same specific
       configuration file for the root gallery and all subgalleries, the --config option  may  be
       used.

       All  these  files  may change llgal configuration in the same way command line options do,
       and even more.  All following options may  also  be  used  on  the  command  line  through
       --option 'variable = value'.

       See  also the manpage of llgalrc or /etc/llgal/llgalrc for details about these options and
       their default values.

THUMBNAILS AND SCALED IMAGES GENERATION

       By default, llgal uses convert to create thumbnails  and  scaled  images  (the  ones  that
       appear  in  the  slides when --sx or --sy was passed).  The command lines used to generate
       those images from your original images are defined by the following configuration options:
              scaled_create_command = convert --scale <MAXW>x<MAXH> -- <IN> <OUT>
              thumbnail_create_command = convert --scale <MAXW>x<MAXH> -- <IN> <OUT>

       You may change the value of these options to change the way the generation is done.   <IN>
       and  <OUT>  will  be  replaced  by  llgal at runtime with the filename of the original and
       generated target images.

       <MAXW> and <MAXH> will be replaced by the  maximal  width  and  length  of  the  generated
       images.   Note  that  one  of  them might not be limited (depending on other configuration
       variable), making it  be  replaced  by  an  empty  string,  eventually  leading  to  empty
       parameters  being  passed  to your program.  If your program does not like that, you might
       want to create a wrapper shell script which will take care of  accepting  these.   Another
       solution  would be to replace unlimited with limited by a huge value in your configuration
       and adapt your program to deal with it.

TEMPLATES

       When generation web pages, the following fields will be replaced from the templates by the
       associated value (computed by llgal).

       <!--TITLE-->
              The title of the index.
       <!--CSS-->
              The CSS style-sheet.
       <!--CREDITS-->
              The credits line given by credits_text configuration option.
       <!--VERSION-->
              The version of the program used to generate the gallery.
       <!--INDEX-FILE-->
              The filename of the index.
       <!--INDEX-LINK-TEXT-->
              The label of the link to the index (might be an image).
       LLGAL-CODESET
              The character encoding, usually set to iso-8859-1 or utf-8.
       LLGAL-OPTIONS
              The options that were passed to llgal on the command line to generate the gallery.

       When  generating  the  index  from  template  indextemplate.html, the following additional
       fields will also be replaced.

       <!--HEADERS-->
              The list of headers that are given in the captions file.
       <!--FOOTERS-->
              The list of footers that are given in the captions file.

       When generating slides from template slidetemplate.html, the following  additional  fields
       will also be replaced.

       <!--SLIDE-TITLE-->
              The title of the slide.
       <!--THIS-SLIDE-STYLE-->
              The style of the slide contents (is defined in the CSS style-sheet).
       <!--SLIDE-NUMBER-->
              The index of the slide, with leading zeros.
       <!--SLIDE-TOTAL-->
              The amount of slides.
       <!--SLIDE-COUNTER-->
              The slide counter according to slide_counter_format as in the caption.
       <!--IMAGE-CAPTION-->
              The caption of the slide.
       <!--EXIF-TABLE-->
              The table of EXIF tags.
       <!--THIS-SLIDE-->
              The actual contents of the slide (might be an image).
       <!--PREV-SLIDE--> and <!--NEXT-SLIDE-->
              The filename of the previous and next slides.
       <!--NEXT-SLIDE-LINK-TEXT--> and <!--PREV-SLIDE-LINK-TEXT-->
              The label of the link to previous and next slides (might be an image).

       Additionally, it is possible to define use custom fields in the templates and define their
       replacement with some REPLACE entries in the captions file.  See CAPTIONS for details.

       When modifying the templates, beware that the HTML syntax  requires  double-quotes  around
       filenames,  URL, etc. These double-quotes will never be automatically added when replacing
       these automatic variables.  So you must keep double-quotes around variables  when  needed,
       for instance:
              <a href="<!--NEXT-SLIDE-->"><!--NEXT-SLIDE-LINK-TEXT--></a>
       will be changed into
              <a href="slide_04.html">Next slide</a>

LANGUAGE

       The  language  that  llgal  uses  to  generate  text  in  HTML  pages  is  chosen from the
       localization configuration.  If the chosen language is available in llgal translations, it
       will be used instead of the default english.

       As  usual  with  gettext,  it  is  possible  to override the localisation configuration by
       changing LANG, LC_MESSAGES or LANGUAGE environment variables.

       If the desired language is not available in llgal translations, or if the user  wishes  to
       change  the  text  values, he might create an additional configuration file (or modify the
       system-wide one) to update all configuration options of the Text section.

       The  locale  configuration  might  be  overridden  with  the  --lang  option  or  language
       configuration option.  But, the LANGUAGE environment variable appears to prevent this from
       working if set.

CHARACTER ENCODING

       If a filename contains non-ascii characters which are not safely representable in  a  URL,
       llgal  will  escape  them using the method RFC 2396 specifies.  This may raise problems if
       the web server has a different notion of character encoding than the  machine  llgal  runs
       on.  See also http://www.w3.org/TR/html4/appendix/notes.html#h-B.2

       Character  encoding  is  chosen from the locale configuration and set in the HTML headers.
       It may be overridden by using --codeset or the codeset configuration option.

NOTES

       Note that all numerical options may be resetted to their default value by setting  them  a
       negative value.

FILES

       /etc/llgal/llgalrc, $HOME/.llgal/llgalrc, .llgal/llgalrc
              System-wide, per-user and local configuration files. See CONFIGURATION for details.
       /usr/share/llgal/captions.header
              Captions  syntax description file that is inserted at the top of generated captions
              file.
       /usr/share/llgal/llgal.css
              The default style-sheet template.
       /usr/share/llgal/tile.png
              The tiled image used for the film effect.
       /usr/share/llgal/index.png
              The link image used for the index.
       /usr/share/llgal/prev.png
              The link image used for the previous slide.
       /usr/share/llgal/next.png
              The link image used for the next slide.
       All files are required on the website.  llgal will copy them to  the  local  .llgal/  file
       during gallery generation.

       /usr/share/llgal/indextemplate.html
              The default index template file.
       /usr/share/llgal/slidetemplate.html
              The default file used to generate slides.
       These  files  are  not required on the website.  But, llgal will use them to generate HTML
       webpages of the gallery by replacing several fields with text or  images.   See  TEMPLATES
       for details.

       The  user  may  change all these templates by storing files with the same name in its user
       template directory $HOME/.llgal/ or in the local .llgal/ directory.   The  former  defines
       user-specific  templates  that  will  be  used each time the user generate a gallery.  The
       later defines gallery-specific templates that will be used for the local gallery.  A local
       template  is  used  by  default if it exists.  A user template is used if it exists and no
       local template exists.  Finally, system-wide templates are  used  if  no  local  and  user
       templates override them.

       It  is  also  possible  to add custom template directories (with --templates) that will be
       used to get  templates  before  trying  in  the  user  and  in  the  system-wide  template
       directories.

       The  option --gt might be used to get copies of template files in the local or in the user
       template directory.

EXAMPLES

       Run llgal in a directory with jpg, gif, png, mpg or avi files to see what it  does.   Then
       play with the options described above and use -h if you need a quick listing.

BUGS

       There are always some.  If you find any let me know.

SEE ALSO

       llgalrc(5)

AUTHOR

       Brice Goglin

                                          NOVEMBER 2006                                  LLGAL(1)