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eog

Official image viewer for the GNOME desktop

TLDR

Open an image file

$ eog [path/to/image.png]
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Open multiple images
$ eog [image1.jpg] [image2.png]
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Open images in fullscreen mode
$ eog --fullscreen [path/to/image.jpg]
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Start a slideshow
$ eog --slide-show [path/to/directory]
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Open a single image without image collection
$ eog --single-window [path/to/image.jpg]
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Open an image in a new window instance
$ eog --new-instance [path/to/image.jpg]
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SYNOPSIS

eog [options] [files]

DESCRIPTION

eog (Eye of GNOME) is the official image viewer for the GNOME desktop environment. It provides a fast, lightweight interface for displaying images in various formats including JPEG, PNG, GIF, SVG, and many others. The viewer supports slideshows, fullscreen viewing, and basic image operations like rotation and zooming.
The application integrates seamlessly with GNOME desktop services and file managers, supporting drag-and-drop, thumbnail generation, and EXIF metadata display. While designed for GNOME, eog can run on other desktop environments, though some features may require GNOME libraries.

PARAMETERS

--fullscreen

Open in fullscreen mode
--slide-show
Start slideshow
--single-window
Open without collection sidebar
--new-instance
Open in new window instance
-n, --new-instance
Start new instance

CONFIGURATION

~/.config/eog/

Configuration directory for user preferences and settings managed through GNOME.
dconf/gsettings
Settings accessible via gsettings for org.gnome.eog schema controlling UI, plugins, and behavior.

CAVEATS

GNOME desktop application. Some features may not work outside GNOME. Large images may consume significant memory.

SEE ALSO

feh(1), gpicview(1), gimp(1)

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