Here’s another batch of pictures from the Atlanta Linux
Showcase.
Once again, these are untouched – I just ran them straight from
my camera through my nice little shell script that creates
thumbnails and creates an HTML page.
BTW: Some are asking for my script. Here it is:
#!/bin/sh
rm -f *.411 # Remove those silly .411 files that my Mavica
camera creates.
echo “<HTML><BODY BGCOLOR=”White”>” >
index.html
for i in *.JPG ; do
convert -size 160×120 $i $i.jpg.tb.jpg
echo “<A HREF=”$i”><IMG SRC=”$i.jpg.tb.jpg”
HEIGHT=”120″ WIDTH=”160″></A>” >> index.html
done
echo “</BODY></HTML>” >> index.html
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