Picwiz
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Picwiz is a simple picture resizing wizard that is meant to be called from a Konqueror context menu (a.k.a. service menu). It allows batch resizing of any number of files to custom and standard sizes (640x480, 800x600 ...) in three or four mouse clicks.
17 years ago
0.3.1
- Added 5 new resolutions.
- Added custom resolution option.
- Added progress bar.
- Fix bugs static screen while processing (kapp->processevents())
0.1.2
-Added 4 new resolutions
-Overwritting is now an option. Files are renamed according to their size by default.
-Added translation capabilities depending on locale (with french translation provided).
0.1.1
-Corrected last minute changed that skipped the resize process. (oops!)
17 years ago
0.3.1
- Added 5 new resolutions.
- Added custom resolution option.
- Added progress bar.
- Fix bugs static screen while processing (kapp->processevents())
0.1.2
-Added 4 new resolutions
-Overwritting is now an option. Files are renamed according to their size by default.
-Added translation capabilities depending on locale (with french translation provided).
0.1.1
-Corrected last minute changed that skipped the resize process. (oops!)
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Picwiz is part of Libre Apps, Games and Add-ons, which is supported by the following people:
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nunopinheiro
16 years ago
thanks to you scaling them all at once is no work
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netfranz
16 years ago
It always resizes at 640x480
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vide
16 years ago
What about the possibility to enter a personal new name for the resized pics?
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elektroschock
17 years ago
I would prefer the command line for such issues.
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ybouan
17 years ago
I would very much like to make it a kpart with a dcop interface in the near future.
>I prefer the command line
If you like the command line be my guess. But if I tell my wife "click on open terminal here and type ..." she just "ok...nevermind"
:-)
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meyerm
17 years ago
what about rotate-functions? The cheaper one of my digicams doesn't save the orientation of the photo so that every picture is landscape... :-(
Marcel
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ybouan
17 years ago
I really want to get EXIF support so orinetation information can be used to rotate.
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