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Gwenview - browse, edit and print your images

Gwenview is able to load and save to a variety of image formats supported by KDE applications, such as PNG, JPEG, and even the Gimp's XCF! Gwenview also sports a beautiful thumbnail toolbar when viewing images in fullscreen. Gwenview's simple interface doesn't get in the way and lets you view your images quickly and easily.

Features

Supports simple image manipulations: rotate, mirror, flip, and resize
Supports basic file management actions such as copy, move, delete, and others
Functions both as a standalone application and an embedded viewer in the Konqueror web browser
Can be extended using KIPI plugins.

More Information

Gwenview User Manual
Gwenview Forum
Aurelien Gateau's blog explains how burst shots get shuffled, and what you can do about it.
Hidden configuration options
Semantic Information (rating, tags, description) added are stored in extended file system attributes. To list them, run attr -l file.jpg.

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+* [http://agateau.com/2012/01/05/oups-my-burst-shots-are-all-shuffled/ Aurelien Gateau's blog] explains how burst shots get shuffled, and what you can do about it.
-* [http://agateau.wordpress.com/2012/01/05/oups-my-burst-shots-are-all-shuffled/ Aurelien Gateau's blog] explains how burst shots get shuffled, and what you can do about it.
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+* Semantic Information (rating, tags, description) added are stored in extended file system attributes. To list them, run <code>attr -l file.jpg</code>.
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