On Thu, 16 Sep 2004 02:21 am, Mary Gardiner wrote: > 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.
*SNIPPED* Seeing as no-one else has mentioned it, there's also the "NetPBM" suite of applications. Rotate, convert, resize, crop, scale, distort, etc, etc. I use these to drive all scripts behind my gallery and they work extremely well (and fast!). However, if you want support for GIF's you may need to compile from source due to some licensing fru-fru or something....shrug. Whilst NetPBM isn't a "gnome" application, you can use the various programs that make NetPBM to write scripts. If scripting isn't your thing, then ImageMagick might be more appropriate. Have fun! -- James -- SLUG - Sydney Linux User's Group Mailing List - http://slug.org.au/ Subscription info and FAQs: http://slug.org.au/faq/mailinglists.html
