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25 Jun 2014 Join Scott Simpson for an in-depth discussion in this video Working with photos in Shotwell, part of Learning Ubuntu Desktop Linux.
With Shotwell it's a bit more involved; Here's how to do it: First create the group of pictures you wish to move about your file system -- here is a short, screenshot-laden tutorial for two ways of doing that: www.linuceum.com/Desktop/Shotwell.php -- but to make things flow, I'll add a method not mentioned
29 Aug 2013 Until recently, Linux only had GIMP as an acceptable photo editing tool. That's changed, thanks to a couple new tools that provide impressive features: Darktable and Shotwell.
8 Feb 2016 Shotwell is a simple yet powerful program that comes installed with most flavors of Fedora, such as Fedora Workstation and the Cinnamon desktop spin. It's also available for install on any other desktop or spin. You can use it as either a photo viewer and organizer, or an editor.
With Shotwell it's a bit more involved; Here's how to do it: First create the group of pictures you wish to move about your file system -- here is a short, screenshot-laden tutorial for two ways of doing that: www.linuceum.com/Desktop/Shotwell.php -- but to make things flow, I'll add a method not mentioned
10 Aug 2010 Ubuntu 10.10 will see the much-derided F-Spot pushed out of the frame in favour of the lighter, leaner Yorba-developed photo manager/editor app going by the name of 'Shotwell'. Whilst we've featured Shotwell many times on OMG! Ubuntu! but, for many of you reading this, Maverick will be your first
23 Aug 2017 Shotwell is a photo organizer for the GNOME desktop environment. It lets you import photos from disk or camera, organize and view them in various ways, and export them to share with others. It is the default photo manager in Ubuntu starting with Ubuntu 10.10 (Maverick Meerkat).
Shotwell Photo Manager. Running Shotwell — Find Shotwell in the Applications menu, or have it start automatically when you plug in a camera. Supported photo and video formats — Shotwell supports JPEG, PNG, TIFF, BMP and RAW photo files as well as video files.
6 Feb 2018 Shotwell. https://git.gnome.org/browse/shotwell/plain/. Shotwell is a photo manager for GNOME 3. News. February 5th, 2018: Shotwell 0.27.4 now available. November 11th, 2017: Shotwell 0.26.4 now available. Features. Import from disk or camera; Organize by time-based Events, Tags (keywords), Folders
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