Zgv is a full-featured picture viewer for VGA/SVGA displays which supports most popular formats. (It uses svgalib.) It provides a file selector with thumbnails to select file(s) to view, and allows panning and fit-to-screen methods of viewing, slideshows, scaling, etc.
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