I'm always surprised to see how it can be difficult to do
simple tasks in Linux :-(
I had to draw a rectangle (simple black frame) on a photo.
This is done on the other system by any paint program,
beginning with the default one.
on my 10.1 openSUSE I couldn't find any such program.
tuxpaint, the only paint program available from yast search,
did not even open the image.
Openoffice draw did the job, but I had to edit the defaults
(default rectangle is filled with blue) and export the draw,
losing 2/3 of the size on the way
I'm pretty sure GIMP can do this, but I didn't succeed doing
so, apart a awfull hand made line
Why is there no such programm in openSUSE? Fresmeat gives at
least xpaint, gnupaint and Kolourpaint
jdd
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