Public bug reported:
Ubuntu comes with Eye of gnome and Shotwell viewer as default
applications to open image files.
While Eye of gnome allows to rotate and mirror the image, Shotwell viewer
allows to crop, to rotate more precisely, to adjust color or to filter "red
eye" effect. But none of both has a resize feature, as surprizing as it is in
2015 !
Of course Gimp does resizing, but it's a bit overkill and a less user-friendly
tool.
Ideally, if most of usual functions (resize, rotate, mirror, crop, color
tasks like red-eye, sepia, graying) would be available in the same tool,
like Preview.app does in Mac OS X, it would be a great evolution !
** Affects: ubuntu
Importance: Undecided
Status: New
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Title:
No way to resize a picture with default software installed on a major
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