> Solang, Shotwell, and F-Spot are all fine image managers/organizers, > but the current plan is to work on F-Spot to get it to meet the > following needs: > * Quickly viewing images by folder [currently handled by EOG] > * Solang and F-Spot both have view-modes but still > require importing the image. Shotwell might not. > * Editing images without importing (Shotwell does this) > * Rotating [currently handled by EOG] > * Red-eye removal [currently handled by GIMP] > * Cropping [currently handled by GIMP] > * optional: Annotating (like making lolcat) [currently > handled by GIMP] > * optional: Painting on it [currently handled by GIMP]
Resizing and saving the file in another file format are also common in-folder image manipulation tasks. Personally I prefer Gthumb over EOG or F-Spots view-mode, since it is fast, easy to use and has enough features. If I had the power, I'd replace EOG with Gthumb and make Gthumb the default program associated to all image file types. Current situation sucks. Even Windows XP's in-folder image manipulation is better.. Shotwell looks nice, but I'm a bit sceptic about new software and how mature they are. -- Ubuntu-devel-discuss mailing list Ubuntu-devel-discuss@lists.ubuntu.com Modify settings or unsubscribe at: https://lists.ubuntu.com/mailman/listinfo/ubuntu-devel-discuss