how to resize or rotate multiple images easily in linux

by George Sruthin | May 12, 2018 | Howtos, Linux | 1 comment

If you ever wonder how to resize or rotate multiple images in Linux, well this is the post for you,

Requirements

gtk+ 2.4.0
nautilus 2.6.0
ImageMagick
Nautilus Desktop manager

If you are using ubuntu type this command in the terminal

sudo apt-get install nautilus-image-converter

press enter key type your password

after this you need to restart your desktop manager for that type ALT + F2 in your keyboard then type "r" then press enter key this will restart your desktop manager now your newly installed extension will be loaded to the right-click menu, if not please restart your pc, see the snapshots given below

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The Inspiration Behind This Article ⭐

Special thanks to Jake on LinkedIn for the inspiration behind this blog post. Your thoughts on the "Ivory Tower" concept encouraged me to expand on the idea and explore how it impacts leadership, IT, and organizational decision-making.

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Written By George Sruthin

👋 Hi, I'm George Sruthin, founder of TechRidez. 💻 I help IT professionals solve real-world infrastructure challenges through practical guides on 🐧 Linux, ☁️ Cloud, 🖥️ Virtualization, 💾 Enterprise Storage, 🔐 Cybersecurity, 🌐 Networking, and ☁️ Backup Solutions.

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M S on September 6, 2019 at 2:22 pm

I am so happy I found this blog. It would of been a life saver
a few months ago. Thanks
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