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This is a list of useful software to see, manage and edit photos under xUbuntu. | This is a list of useful software to see, manage and edit photos under xUbuntu. | ||
| + | Depending on your needs, you should install one of the following tool: | ||
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| + | ! Application !! Description !! Like ... !! Note | ||
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| + | | Shotwell || Complete solution to view and edit images || Like ''iPhoto'' in the MAC world || Like iPhoto, '''Shotwell doesn't change the original image''', all changes are keep inside the application's library! | ||
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| + | | gThumb || Complete solution to view and edit images || Like ''IrFanView'' on Windows || '''GThumb perform operation(s) directly on the files''' | ||
| + | |- | ||
| + | | Digikam || Advanced solution || Like ''Aperture'' in the MAC world || | ||
| + | |} | ||
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| + | I recommended you ''gThumb''. | ||
| + | But if you're an advanced photographer, then you should keep your originals and use ''shotwell''. | ||
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| + | ==gThumb== | ||
| + | This is the one I'm using as a photograph newbie. | ||
| + | Reminder: '''GThumb perform operation(s) directly on the files.''' | ||
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'''Installation''' | '''Installation''' | ||
<syntaxhighlight lang="bash"> | <syntaxhighlight lang="bash"> | ||
| − | apt-get install | + | apt-get install gthumb |
</syntaxhighlight> | </syntaxhighlight> | ||
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'''Usage''' | '''Usage''' | ||
| − | + | You have to configure your application. Go to: Edit > Preferences | |
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| + | * ''General'' tab | ||
| + | ** On startup go to "Pictures" (/home/myUser/Pictures) | ||
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| + | * ''Browser'' tab | ||
| + | ** Caption: Description, date, Name, title | ||
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| + | * Viewer tab | ||
| + | ** Zoom quality: High | ||
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| + | ==Shotwell== | ||
| + | Reminder: ''Shotwell ~ iPhoto'' | ||
| + | '''Like iPhoto Shotwell doesn't change the original image, everything is keep inside its own library!''' | ||
| − | + | Official website: https://wiki.gnome.org/Apps/Shotwell | |
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'''Installation''' | '''Installation''' | ||
<syntaxhighlight lang="bash"> | <syntaxhighlight lang="bash"> | ||
| − | apt-get install | + | apt-get install shotwell |
</syntaxhighlight> | </syntaxhighlight> | ||
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'''Usage''' | '''Usage''' | ||
| − | The application is available in Start menu > Graphics > | + | The application is available in Start menu > Graphics > Shotwell |
| − | * On the 1st | + | * On the 1st run, go to Edit > preferences and configure: |
| − | + | ** Library location: should be /home/myUser/Pictures/ | |
| − | + | ** Directory structure: Year-Month-Day | |
| + | ** Rename files to lowercase | ||
==Digikam== | ==Digikam== | ||
| − | + | For those who comes from the MAC world, ''Digikam ~ aperture'' | |
| − | For those who comes from the MAC world, '' | ||
You should NOT install it on xUbuntu because it will bring a lot of KDE libraries. | You should NOT install it on xUbuntu because it will bring a lot of KDE libraries. | ||
But as a passionate, there is no other alternatives. | But as a passionate, there is no other alternatives. | ||
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'''Installation''' | '''Installation''' | ||
Latest revision as of 17:04, 10 June 2014
This is a list of useful software to see, manage and edit photos under xUbuntu.
Depending on your needs, you should install one of the following tool:
| Application | Description | Like ... | Note |
|---|---|---|---|
| Shotwell | Complete solution to view and edit images | Like iPhoto in the MAC world | Like iPhoto, Shotwell doesn't change the original image, all changes are keep inside the application's library! |
| gThumb | Complete solution to view and edit images | Like IrFanView on Windows | GThumb perform operation(s) directly on the files |
| Digikam | Advanced solution | Like Aperture in the MAC world |
I recommended you gThumb.
But if you're an advanced photographer, then you should keep your originals and use shotwell.
gThumb
This is the one I'm using as a photograph newbie. Reminder: GThumb perform operation(s) directly on the files.
Installation
apt-get install gthumb
Usage
You have to configure your application. Go to: Edit > Preferences
- General tab
- On startup go to "Pictures" (/home/myUser/Pictures)
- Browser tab
- Caption: Description, date, Name, title
- Viewer tab
- Zoom quality: High
Shotwell
Reminder: Shotwell ~ iPhoto Like iPhoto Shotwell doesn't change the original image, everything is keep inside its own library!
Official website: https://wiki.gnome.org/Apps/Shotwell
Installation
apt-get install shotwell
Usage
The application is available in Start menu > Graphics > Shotwell
- On the 1st run, go to Edit > preferences and configure:
- Library location: should be /home/myUser/Pictures/
- Directory structure: Year-Month-Day
- Rename files to lowercase
Digikam
For those who comes from the MAC world, Digikam ~ aperture
You should NOT install it on xUbuntu because it will bring a lot of KDE libraries. But as a passionate, there is no other alternatives.
Installation
apt-get install digikam digikam-doc
