I have the following use case: I take photos with a digital camera. I arrange these in a directory structure by hand. I would like to be able to rotate them (this camera isn't one of the ones which knows which way up it goes so I have to rotate all the images by hand) and resize them. Ideally I would do this by selecting a bunch of images in Nautilus or some image application and performing an action on them.
Instead I appear to have the following options: - Nautilus's default "Image Viewer" which cannot resize images at all - gthumb which seems to arbitarily move all my photos into a new directory of its choice, insists that I resize them all one-by-one, and dumps me into slideshow mode whenever it can - the GIMP, which opens each image in a new window and gets me to resize them one by one Anyone got some miraculous fourth application, or possibly knows how to perform actions on multiple images in the GIMP? -Mary -- SLUG - Sydney Linux User's Group Mailing List - http://slug.org.au/ Subscription info and FAQs: http://slug.org.au/faq/mailinglists.html
