qimgv treats as mouse wheel events as scrolling one "step" with the mouse wheel. However, as high resolution pointers become more common, multiple events are emitted while turning one physical step of the mouse wheel. This results in multiple images scrolling by, per wheel step. It's not deterministic, and is annoying. :-/
As a workaround (at least on linux) you can disable high resolution pointer support using xinput to locate your device and disable High Resolution scroll.
qimgv treats as mouse wheel events as scrolling one "step" with the mouse wheel. However, as high resolution pointers become more common, multiple events are emitted while turning one physical step of the mouse wheel. This results in multiple images scrolling by, per wheel step. It's not deterministic, and is annoying. :-/
As a workaround (at least on linux) you can disable high resolution pointer support using
xinput
to locate your device and disable High Resolution scroll.