You need to make thumbnails from your last camera shots, or to resize a large number of images ?Here it is : a batch image tool which resizes your images and save them as JPEG.It can handle a lot of different image formats.
Lets you take screenshots of the full screen, a section of the screen or set a timer to take te screenshot after 10 seconds.The resultant picture is saved in JPG format so it is possible to send it via e-mail without a post processing.
The worlds first OpenSource Realtime Editing and Effects System. Jahshaka takes advantage of the power of OpenGL and OpenML to give its users exceptional levels of performance. We currently support Linux, OsX, and Windows. Jahshaka is licenced to the publ
This set of tools is loaded with features worth mentioning since they are so small and powerful.Some of these features I have seen in higher-end graphics programs like Adobe's line of products. With libAfterImage, you'll findsupport for:Antiali
This is a simple, clean icon editor. This application is still under development and still has some small bugs in it. It works very well for the purpose for which it was designed.
ShowImg is a feature-rich image viewer that can display numerous formats, including JPEG, PNG,GIF and MNG. It consists of a tree view frame, a directory/preview frame and a view frame. The larger view frame can be exchanged with the smaller directory/p
You need Linux with framebuffer console and DirectFB to use this image viewer. This is a simple program that will display the specified file on the framebuffer.
This is like other fractal image generators. The biggest difference is in how you zoom. You use the left mouse to drag out four points, which serve as thecorners of the zoom box. Once you have a rectangle, you can then drag around any of the points.On
This is a relatively simple image viewer for the framebuffer device, so you can view images without using X11. It supports JPG, PPM and PhotoCD internally, but can use your system's coversion programs, like ImageMagick for other formats.
