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figaro is offline figaro
2011-04-21 , 03:03
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as the title said, is there any image editor for N900 (not gimp please, the UI is somewhat uncomfortable to bear with using small screen)

I need this mostly for resizing pictures, cropping, tweak the brightness, color, saturation, converting to other file types, and other simple tasks
the built in image editor has only limited feature for this functions. while imagemagick is console only

btw any news on meego image editor? (http://maemo.gitorious.org/meego-image-editor/)
if it can be compiled and run in N900, that would be nice

thanks a lot
 
maxximuscool is offline maxximuscool
2011-04-21 , 03:43
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GIMP! use easy debian and you're done.
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kureyon is offline kureyon
2011-04-21 , 04:01
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Try ansel-a:

http://talk.maemo.org/showthread.php?t=55861
http://ansela.garage.maemo.org/screenshots.html
 
figaro is offline figaro
2011-04-21 , 04:52
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Originally Posted by kureyon View Post
Try ansel-a:

http://talk.maemo.org/showthread.php?t=55861
http://ansela.garage.maemo.org/screenshots.html
i forgot why but i did remember installing ansela, and the next time i know i ended up uninstalling it
i think it's just don't completely fit my needs. though it might because i don't know how to operate ansela the right way

all i ask is simply a tool to resize image, resize canvas (gimp's term), crop, and manipulate the image color (HSV, convert between RGB/CMYK/grayscale, etc)

thanks anyway for your answer
 
ifraaz is offline ifraaz
2011-04-21 , 05:14
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Hey mate , I'm not sure If you know but there Is already a Image Editor on the N900 as default in the Image drop down menu that can do most of em.

See attachments .
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Mentalist Traceur is offline Mentalist Traceur
2011-04-21 , 05:18
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I've actually been trying to compile GIMP for Maemo directly (none of this in-EasyDebian crap. Chroots are nice, but I don't want to go through one just to run GIMP); it loads a tad slow but runs fine, more or less - however it also definitely isn't usable currently because doing anything aside from using the brush on the drawing area (including using key shortcuts to select other brushes/tools) breaks input into the image area - it also breaks input into some other apps, like inside the web browser (MicroB - address bar input works fine, the stuff inside the browser itself though, doesn't register clicks). Way out of my skill to fix, though if I fixed that I would eventually try to hildonize the UI.

In the meantime, I don't really think there is an app that does exactly what you want.
 

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figaro is offline figaro
2011-04-21 , 06:17
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Originally Posted by ifraaz View Post
Hey mate , I'm not sure If you know but there Is already a Image Editor on the N900 as default in the Image drop down menu that can do most of em.

See attachments .
thanks but as i said earlier, its functionality is too limited
try resizing a picture if you don't get what i mean. you're only limited to resize picture in percentage (have to calculate manually if you wish to resize to, say n x n pixels) and cannot ignore aspect ratio

Originally Posted by Mentalist Traceur View Post
I've actually been trying to compile GIMP for Maemo directly (none of this in-EasyDebian crap. Chroots are nice, but I don't want to go through one just to run GIMP); it loads a tad slow but runs fine, more or less - however it also definitely isn't usable currently because doing anything aside from using the brush on the drawing area (including using key shortcuts to select other brushes/tools) breaks input into the image area - it also breaks input into some other apps, like inside the web browser (MicroB - address bar input works fine, the stuff inside the browser itself though, doesn't register clicks). Way out of my skill to fix, though if I fixed that I would eventually try to hildonize the UI.

In the meantime, I don't really think there is an app that does exactly what you want.
would wait for this
but since the gimp ui itself is too crowded with buttons and other things, you have to make it more small-screen-friendly. or else you'd end up just like how gimp running in easy debian then
but still, can't wait if you successfully port this apps natively to maemo, and with hildonized ui
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2011-04-21 , 06:46
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Originally Posted by figaro View Post
thanks but as i said earlier, its functionality is too limited
try resizing a picture if you don't get what i mean. you're only limited to resize picture in percentage (have to calculate manually if you wish to resize to, say n x n pixels) and cannot ignore aspect ratio



would wait for this
but since the gimp ui itself is too crowded with buttons and other things, you have to make it more small-screen-friendly. or else you'd end up just like how gimp running in easy debian then
but still, can't wait if you successfully port this apps natively to maemo, and with hildonized ui
not sure if this fits your needs but for simple image resize and other things that don't need a fancy UI I often use Image MagicK from the command line in easydebian. If easydebian isn't your thing then you might want to try ImagemagicK or GraphicsMagicK for fremantle
http://talk.maemo.org/showthread.php?t=32518
 
vi_ is offline vi_
2011-04-21 , 07:46
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Originally Posted by Mentalist Traceur View Post
I've actually been trying to compile GIMP for Maemo directly (none of this in-EasyDebian crap. Chroots are nice, but I don't want to go through one just to run GIMP); it loads a tad slow but runs fine, more or less - however it also definitely isn't usable currently because doing anything aside from using the brush on the drawing area (including using key shortcuts to select other brushes/tools) breaks input into the image area - it also breaks input into some other apps, like inside the web browser (MicroB - address bar input works fine, the stuff inside the browser itself though, doesn't register clicks). Way out of my skill to fix, though if I fixed that I would eventually try to hildonize the UI.

In the meantime, I don't really think there is an app that does exactly what you want.
I like this idea very much!

Have you considered compilling an older version of the gimp? Somthing like 1.5? I remember running v1.5 on my HP jornada 680, it was a 133MHz, 32MB ram machine. It ran quite well.
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figaro is offline figaro
2011-04-21 , 08:32
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oh, now i remember why i decided to uninstall ansel-a

how to open files in ansela?
seems i can only open files shown in photo browser only (cached by tracker)
 
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