Introduction to image processing software in Linux

 

Image View Software

DigiKam: the best choice in the KDE environment. F-Spot: A good choice in the GNOME environment. GQvIEw: a good alternative based on GTK. ImgSeek: a good alternative to metadata management. Mirage: refreshing and Fast Image Viewer (only 80 K can be selected with the middle mouse button, highly recommended) GImageView (picture, movie browsing, An Image Browsing software similar to ACDSee, developed based on QT, xnview qiv Gliv (OpenGL Image Browsing) Showimg (KDE Image Browsing) Fbida Kuickshow Kview (KDE Image Browsing) xv pornview (MPEG supported) Gwenview (KDE Image Browsing)

Image editing software

GIMP is known as Photoshop in Linux, and GIMP is a powerful tool, it can be used to create, adapt, operate, and enhance digital image files, photos, scanned images, and computer-generated images. Its powerful functions are comparable to those of Photoshop. But I don't think so. Maybe I like PS too much, or I am willing to be raped by PS. If no Photoshop or Flash is available, I may use PE6 for Windows. Objectively speaking, GIMP is intuitive. CorelDRAW blender in Linux is an open-source software that integrates 3D modeling, animation, rendering, post-production, interactive creation, and playback. Very powerful. It is equivalent to 3DS Max and Maya in windows, but I don't know if they are strong. I'm useless. Please try again later. KToon is a 2D animation production software. The latest version is 8.0 beta, which is equivalent to the Flash tool on windows. However, he does not have the actionscript function. Only the painting function is available, but I heard that it will soon be added with the as sodipodi vector painting software, which is equivalent to Illustrator and can draw complex images. # KToon and sodipodi are not available in Gentoo portage, but Ktoon's ebuild can be searched in google.

Desktop

You can also use Gimp. File> acquire> screenshot snapshot is also a tool For KDE. You can use gnome-panel-screenshot. Of course, the best thing is Scrot. Although it is a command line, it is very useful.