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I initially used "pwd" since the command "pwd" prints the
current directory, but in this case, nothing is printed =P so
the "p" makes no sense. "cwd" is a common abbreviation for
current working directory, so I chose that instead
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It previously collided with :eval
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In tty1 or other terminals without title, this would print
the current directory at the pointer position (on the screen)
on every redraw. Let's see if there's a way to fix that
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loading all images now, in the same order as in ranger
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