If you have a lot of high-resolution photos and weighing> 3MB each, and you have to upload them online, well, maybe the best thing is probably decrease a little 'weight.
Here's how in just a few clicks, to show how difficult it still GNU / Linux compared to Windows.
First click, select all the pictures
Second click, click with the right button on a selected image
Third click, select menu "Resizing images"
Fourth-click (optional), change the options
Fifth-click, press Resize
Easy no?
Well, all this thanks to one of the many tools provided by GNOME and Nautilus.
Order to use it, you simply install on Ubuntu Jaunty from synaptic (or wherever you like) the package nautilus-image-converter, and then restart the session. The new start clicking on an image you will have the option of downsizing in your menu
For previous versions of Ubuntu Jaunty the package is present on GetDeb here
The package is also available in the Fedora repository, and sources are set here
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