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Nautilus Image Converteris a plugin or extension for Ubuntu ‘s file manager that lets you quickly and easily resize and rotate image files . Once installed, all you have to do is right-click a picture file, or a group of them, and choose either “ Resize Images… ” or “ Rotate Images… “. In the Resize Images dialogue you can choose from predefined sizes via “ Select a size: ” ( 96×96 & 128×128 for thumbnails or avatars, as well as wallpaper dimensions for older 4:3 screen resolutions 640×480 , 800×600 , 1024×768 & 1280×960 ), “ Scale: ” it to a certain percentage, or choose your own “ Custom size: “. You will note that for “ Append ” the default is to save these altered images as copies with .resized added to the file name. You can choose “ Resize in place ” instead, but note that this overwrites the original, so use with caution. With the Rotate Images dialogue, you can choose from 3 predefined angles via “ Select an angle: “, being 90° clockwise , 90° counter-clockwise a...

Nautilus Image Converteris a plugin or extension for Ubuntu ‘s file manager that lets you quickly and easily resize and rotate image files . Once installed, all you have to do is right-click a picture file, or a group of them, and choose either “ Resize Images… ” or “ Rotate Images… “. In the Resize Images dialogue you can choose from predefined sizes via “ Select a size: ” ( 96×96 & 128×128 for thumbnails or avatars, as well as wallpaper dimensions for older 4:3 screen resolutions 640×480 , 800×600 , 1024×768 & 1280×960 ), “ Scale: ” it to a certain percentage, or choose your own “ Custom size: “. You will note that for “ Append ” the default is to save these altered images as copies with .resized added to the file name. You can choose “ Resize in place ” instead, but note that this overwrites the original, so use with caution. With the Rotate Images dialogue, you can choose from 3 predefined angles via “ Select an angle: “, being 90° clockwise , 90° counter-clockwise a...

Nautilus Image Converteris a plugin or extension for Ubuntu ‘s file manager that lets you quickly and easily resize and rotate image files . Once installed, all you have to do is right-click a picture file, or a group of them, and choose either “ Resize Images… ” or “ Rotate Images… “. In the Resize Images dialogue you can choose from predefined sizes via “ Select a size: ” ( 96×96 & 128×128 for thumbnails or avatars, as well as wallpaper dimensions for older 4:3 screen resolutions 640×480 , 800×600 , 1024×768 & 1280×960 ), “ Scale: ” it to a certain percentage, or choose your own “ Custom size: “. You will note that for “ Append ” the default is to save these altered images as copies with .resized added to the file name. You can choose “ Resize in place ” instead, but note that this overwrites the original, so use with caution. With the Rotate Images dialogue, you can choose from 3 predefined angles via “ Select an angle: “, being 90° clockwise , 90° counter-clockwise a...

Nautilus Image Converteris a plugin or extension for Ubuntu ‘s file manager that lets you quickly and easily resize and rotate image files . Once installed, all you have to do is right-click a picture file, or a group of them, and choose either “ Resize Images… ” or “ Rotate Images… “. In the Resize Images dialogue you can choose from predefined sizes via “ Select a size: ” ( 96×96 & 128×128 for thumbnails or avatars, as well as wallpaper dimensions for older 4:3 screen resolutions 640×480 , 800×600 , 1024×768 & 1280×960 ), “ Scale: ” it to a certain percentage, or choose your own “ Custom size: “. You will note that for “ Append ” the default is to save these altered images as copies with .resized added to the file name. You can choose “ Resize in place ” instead, but note that this overwrites the original, so use with caution. With the Rotate Images dialogue, you can choose from 3 predefined angles via “ Select an angle: “, being 90° clockwise , 90° counter-clockwise a...

Nautilus Image Converteris a plugin or extension for Ubuntu ‘s file manager that lets you quickly and easily resize and rotate image files . Once installed, all you have to do is right-click a picture file, or a group of them, and choose either “ Resize Images… ” or “ Rotate Images… “. In the Resize Images dialogue you can choose from predefined sizes via “ Select a size: ” ( 96×96 & 128×128 for thumbnails or avatars, as well as wallpaper dimensions for older 4:3 screen resolutions 640×480 , 800×600 , 1024×768 & 1280×960 ), “ Scale: ” it to a certain percentage, or choose your own “ Custom size: “. You will note that for “ Append ” the default is to save these altered images as copies with .resized added to the file name. You can choose “ Resize in place ” instead, but note that this overwrites the original, so use with caution. With the Rotate Images dialogue, you can choose from 3 predefined angles via “ Select an angle: “, being 90° clockwise , 90° counter-clockwise a...