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www.oldhouse-cottage.co.uk On 15.04.2014 00:07, George Parker wrote:
you could look at gwenview, which has basic editing - crop, resize, redeye. showphoto should do everything you need and is also integrated with digikam, maybe the best photo library app out there. Both use kipi plugins which are good for quick creation of html photo galleries and exporting to various social media.On 14/04/14 18:15, Neil Winchurst wrote:My tool of choice for light photo editing is showfoto, in every debian based distro I've ever used. I think it's KDE based as well.On Mon, 14 Apr 2014 17:28:15 +0100 bad apple <mr.meowski@xxxxxxxx> wrote:On 14/04/14 17:11, Neil Winchurst wrote:OK, I have installed that and will have a look at it. Of course, it is a KDE program and I use Xfce.Not a problem - I mostly use Awesome yet I have KDE, Gnome and the development libraries for all of GTK, KDE, QT3, 4 and 5 and god only knows what else installed on my system. You can mix and match components on Linux completely independently which is one of the good things about it. Don't worry about disk space either - this workstation's boot drive is a mere 120Gb SSD and even with all of that crap installed, a home directory full of source repositories and temporary build directories and pretty much every development library known to man installed I'm still not even using half of it. No idea about borders tools in Krita I'm afraid (I don't even know what they are): I know even less about image editing than I do about programming, and that's saying something. There appears to be a pretty comprehensive online manual here: http://userbase.kde.org/Krita Hopefully that might help. RegardsWill have a look at that. Also, while looking around I came across a web site which is set up to for photo editing. It is called pixlr and it seems quite useful so far. Apparently there is also a similar on called splashup but I have not looked at that one yet. NeilGeorge
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