The scroll wheel will scroll multiple pictures at a time

[flowerseacar]

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[flowerseacar]

Maybe because imwhelrc
However, after I turn off imwhelrc, it seems that I scroll the wheel once but slide multiple pictures.

[scrubbbbs]

Thanks for reporting. I can't reproduce the bug on 3.17/ubuntu. What is your version?

I did notice the slide animation restarts when the next wheel event comes so it hiccups a bit but there it seems to slide past all pictures.

I assume you are using Xwindows, please use xev to see that events are reporting properly from the mouse/x server.

[scrubbbbs]

Another idea, the "Skip Images" setting could affect this. Also, you can use the File Explorer panel to more easily see if something is skipped.

[flowerseacar]

It was indeed skipped, probably because I used imwhelrc, or there was a problem with the software's capture of mouse time.

[scrubbbbs]

Ensure imwheel daemon is not running ps -aux | grep imwheel and use xev to check if the mouse or X server is sending bad events.

[flowerseacar]

I don't think it's necessary to worry about this. I feel that when you scroll the wheel, you must just want to see the next picture, not skip several pictures. I feel that even if you use imwheel, you should ensure that the picture displayed is the next one within a certain period of time, rather than skipping several pictures in an instant.
I tested it, and if I turn off imwheel and scroll carefully, there will be no problem, but once I use a little more force, several pictures will be skipped, which I feel is a bit unreasonable

[flowerseacar]

I want to know if there is a solution to replace imwheel and be able to modify the scroll wheel speed

[scrubbbbs]

You say pictures are skipped, did you check the "Skip Images" setting in preferences? This is exactly what it does if you scroll too fast.

[flowerseacar]

You say pictures are skipped, did you check the "Skip Images" setting in preferences? This is exactly what it does if you scroll too fast.

I didn't set it to skip images. I think it should only show the next image no matter how fast the scrolling is. This is exactly its function.