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Does Ubuntu index thumbnails?

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To keep things quick, does Ubuntu index thumbnails so that, next time I enter that folder, it doesn't have to reload the thumbnails? (This would be especially important in large picture folders.)

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answered 1 Year ago rmiend · Accepted Answer

Yes it does. More specifically, it is the file manager that does this. Normally there is a limit to the size of files that are indexed however, and also it usually does not index remote files IIRC.