ubuntu - Single or Multiple Image Resizing

Hi, this is a simple basic single or batch of image file resizing.

Thought, this might help newbie's on how to image resize on multiple files....


Forgot to add this little text explanation from the video demo, that the elisha.jpg "DEMO PICTURES" folder is in 1280x1024 format so, when you resized the image to 640x480 it automatically corrects the aspect ratio which is 600x480.

The other two pictures from the same directory folders was 1024x768, so when resized to 640x480 it retains it's aspect ratio and converted to 640x480.

Thank You!




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• ubuntu
• 8.04
• Hardy
• Heron
• Single
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• Batch
• Image
• Resizing

[gabbermatt]

What is the name of the song?

[PinoyGeekdotOrg]

@gabbermatt

Sorry, forgot the song title...

[geraldjohnfernandez]

san ka sa pinas pre. sa cavite ko`

damarinas.

ikaw?

[PinoyGeekdotOrg]

from the east side of the country..... going to Antipolo.....

[geraldjohnfernandez]

yup pinoy din. thanks i got it thou...

are you here in the states too?

[PinoyGeekdotOrg]

nope, currently I'm in the Philippines.

Thanks!

[gabbermatt]

@PinoyGeekdotOrg

Sounds like a transformers remix >.>

[razorflown2]

thx, big help!

[PinoyGeekdotOrg]

I'm using compiz 0.7.4/0.7.6. I think, it's a default plugins. When you open your CCSM you can locate it under ACCESSIBILITY option, then select MAGNIFIER (enable and choose your own shortcut keys)

I hope this help.

Pinoy ka din ba?

Thanks!

[geraldjohnfernandez]

pre... how do you do that small square magnifiying glass?

astig!!! iceman600