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Просмотр картинок, начиная с указанной (удобно в FAR):

feh . --start-at ./img.jpg

В FAR использовать так: feh . --start-at ./!.!

То же самое, но в полноэкранном режиме и с отображением имени файла:

feh . --start-at ./img.jpg -Fd
feh [options] [files | directories | URLs ...]
 
command line options
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-F             fullscreen
-x             borderless window
-Z             auto zoom to fit window size
--draw-exif    display some EXIF info
-d             display filename
-Y             hide mouse pointer
-l             don't show images, just list their dimensions
-z             randomize
-D float       delay for slideshow
-t             show thumbnails
    scrolling: mouse or 
               Ctrl+Up/Down (soft scroll) or 
               Alt+Up/Down (bigger jumps)
-k             keep files in /tmp (useful when browsing URLs)
               (Note: it didn't seem to work for me).
 
commands in view mode
---------------------
d           toggle filename
e           toggle exif
h           toggle pause (in slideshow mode)
m           show menu
q, ESC      quit
s           save image
v           toggle fullscreen
z           random jump
Ctrl+Del    delete file from file system
keypad +    zoom in
keypad -    zoom out
Ctrl+Up/Down/Left/Right    scroll
*           zoom 100%
/           zoom to fit window size
o           toggle mouse pointer
Home / End  jump to first / last image
PgDn        go 5% forward in file list
PgUp        go 5% backward in file list
 
examples
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$ feh
    browse images in the current directory
$ feh -Fd
    fullscreen, file info
$ feh -Fdz
    fullscreen, file info, random order
$ feh -Fdz -D 5
    fullscreen, file info, random order, slideshow with 5 sec. delay
$ feh -t
    show thumbnails
$ feh img.jpg
    Show this image only. Browsing other files is not possible.
$ feh . --start-at ./img.jpg
    Show img.jpg but allow browsing the other images too.
    You must write "./img.jpg" instead of "img.jpg"!
$ feh . --start-at ./img.jpg -Fd
    as before + fullscreen and file info
$ feh . --start-at ./img.jpg -FdZ
    as before + images are auto-zoomed to the window size