Linux image viewer with preload?

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Alexey Pomogaev2011-04-12 07:35:04

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Alexey Pomogaev, 2011-04-12 07:35:04

You have to view large images and the default viewer in Ubuntu starts to slow down when you open the next image (they can be large and apparently slow due to scaling). I installed F-Spot, it works faster, but does not solve the problem, because Although he opens the following images quickly, they are blurry and you also have to wait until he scales them and makes them clear.
Actually, there are viewers in nature that will pre-prepare the next image in the list for viewing while I'm watching the current one?

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sl_bug, 2011-04-12
@sl_bug

Can Google Picasa help?

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rasa, 2011-04-12
@rasa

Xiv should be able to do this - starting from version 0.3 it "preload of 2 next images"
PS What is your Linux distribution?

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contestar, 2011-04-16
@contestar

Try Mirage. Takes 590k unpacked. Nice interface and smart.

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niosus, 2014-01-12
@niosus

For me personally, there is nothing better than Eye of Gnome (eog in common). I'm not sure if it loads the following images, but it works like lightning.