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Photo Management on Linux – Part 1

By J.A. Watson

“Ubuntu (Intrepid Ibex): Includes the F-Spot Photo Manager and
the Eye of Gnome Image Viewer in the standard installation. I have
added the gThumb Image Viewer. When I insert an SD Flash Card in
the memory card slot of my laptop, or I connect a digital camera
via USB cable, Ubuntu adds an icon for it to the desktop, and it
pops up a window asking if I want to start either F-Spot or gThumb
on the photos.”


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