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## 🧭 What Is Pixstrip ## 🧭 What is Pixstrip
Pixstrip is a batch image processor for Linux built with GTK4 and libadwaita. It exists because preparing images for the web, for clients, for print, or for sharing shouldn't require proprietary software, cloud uploads, or a subscription. Pixstrip is a batch image processor for Linux built with GTK4 and libadwaita. It exists because preparing images for the web, for clients, for print, or for sharing shouldn't require proprietary software, cloud uploads, or a subscription.
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pixstrip watch remove ~/incoming pixstrip watch remove ~/incoming
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## 📁 File Manager Integration ## 📁 File manager integration
Right-click any image (or selection of images) in your file manager to process them directly with Pixstrip. A submenu lists all your presets for one-click processing, plus an "Open in Pixstrip" option for the full wizard. Right-click any image (or selection of images) in your file manager to process them directly with Pixstrip. A submenu lists all your presets for one-click processing, plus an "Open in Pixstrip" option for the full wizard.
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Toggle each integration on or off in Settings. The extensions are installed into the standard locations for each file manager. Toggle each integration on or off in Settings. The extensions are installed into the standard locations for each file manager.
## 🏗️ Building from Source ## 🏗️ Building from source
Pixstrip is written in Rust and builds with standard Cargo tooling. Pixstrip is written in Rust and builds with standard Cargo tooling.
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# Output: Pixstrip-x86_64.AppImage (~39 MB) # Output: Pixstrip-x86_64.AppImage (~39 MB)
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## 🗂️ Project Structure ## 🗂️ Project structure
Pixstrip is a Cargo workspace with three crates that share a common core. Pixstrip is a Cargo workspace with three crates that share a common core.
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File bugs, suggest features, or submit patches through the [issue tracker](https://git.lashman.live/lashman/pixstrip/issues). The codebase is straightforward Rust with GTK4 bindings - if you can read Rust, you can contribute. File bugs, suggest features, or submit patches through the [issue tracker](https://git.lashman.live/lashman/pixstrip/issues). The codebase is straightforward Rust with GTK4 bindings - if you can read Rust, you can contribute.
## 🔒 Privacy and Trust ## 🔒 Privacy and trust
Pixstrip processes everything on your machine. It never phones home, never uploads your images, never tracks what you do with it. There is no analytics, no crash reporting, no update checker, no account system. The binary does exactly what you tell it to and nothing else. Pixstrip processes everything on your machine. It never phones home, never uploads your images, never tracks what you do with it. There is no analytics, no crash reporting, no update checker, no account system. The binary does exactly what you tell it to and nothing else.