Resize Photos with ease in Ubuntu
Posted by Jamsi in Linux on September 21st, 2008 | one response
Okay I just stumbled upon the coolest Unbuntu feature (gnome..) yet. Nautilus image resizer allows you to quickly “highlight” multiple image files, right click, select Image Resize and wham – all your images get resized in a batch process. It’s the quickest and easiest way to resize your photos.
To install, type the following from a terminal prompt.
sudo aptitude install nautilus-image-converter
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One Response to “Resize Photos with ease in Ubuntu”
Brilliant, Jamsi!!!
Finally! A solution in Linux just like the MS Powertool in Windows – small, efficient, doing just what is necessary.
Most other forums advise using Gimp – that’s like taking out the Lamborghini to go to the neighbourhood convenience store – overkill.