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Hi I work daily with network graphs where the .svg files have from about 10MB up to 300Mb per file.
Does anyone know a tool which allows to open and zoom in such big files without bigger delays?
https://www.dropbox.com/s/tpo7zuao069jn54/graph.svg (~25mb)
this small files should be no problem.
but eog takes ages to open it, inkscape opens it faster but beeing able to zoom after a long period and memory consumption is rather high.
does anyone know a tool that does this job better??
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I haven't opened very large svg images but you can try mirage or gpicview as both support svg format. Also gwenview, which is apart of the kde applications can view svg images, However, if the image goes off the canvas(ie. the defined page size), It will only show a part of the image in these image viewers.
You may also consider using a minimal desktop setup to provide some extra system resources for handling these large images(assuming you are using a desktop environment like gnome or kde).
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