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:GwenView ReView - The Linux killer application?
GwenView ReView - The Linux killer application?
Nov 16, 2009, 12 :34 UTC (0 Talkback[s]) (2640 reads)

"It's not a fully featured image processing suite like GIMP, but for 99% of common daily tasks that the average user might undertake, from rotating, resizing, cropping, and exporting images to online albums, GwenView is ideal.

"GwenView is a KDE4 application, but it will run on Gnome desktops as well. I had it installed on my new laptop running Ubuntu without any problems.

"GwenView opens into a file explorer style main interface, with the hierarchy of the home directory listed. From there, click on any category and dig deeper, with a stylish transition into the sub-directories, similar to what you get on Moblin."

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