Kent West wrote: > Kent West wrote: > >> I just got a Canon Powershot A40; whoo-hoo! Lots of fun. >> >> So that I can share my pix with friends and family (like they're >> really interested .... ;-^ ), I wanted to create a web page with >> thumbnails of the images which are then linked to the full-size >> pictures. I've already learned how to use "mogrify -format png *.jpg" >> to convert the .jpg files to .png files (I wanna be a good >> Freedom-loving netizen, and all that :-), and I can use "convert" to >> convert the files to thumbnails, but I was wondering if there's an >> easy way to either put those thumbnails into an html file at the time >> of conversion or an easy method to do so after conversion. >> >> Thanks! >> >> Kent > > > > Looks like I jumped the gun on posting this question. A quick run of > "apt-cache search thumb" returned some likely-looking candidates: > cthumb > curator > galrey > igal > webmagick > album > > Anyone have any suggestions as to which program will be most suitable? > > Thanks! > > Kent
I just tried "curator". Way too easy. I'm gonna have to go back to using Windows to put some challenge into my life . . . . Kent -- To UNSUBSCRIBE, email to [EMAIL PROTECTED] with a subject of "unsubscribe". Trouble? Contact [EMAIL PROTECTED]
