Fotoxx Linux Photo Editor: Simpler than GIMP
Despite its low profile, the Fotoxx Linux image editor could gain adoption as users realize its merits.
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F-spot, shotwell, solang -- some distros are arguing about what
should be the default "simpler than GIMP" image editor. But
there's one that never seems to get mentioned and deserves a look:
fotoxx.
Despite a name that sounds like a wrinkle treatment, this little image editor is lightweight and doesn't have many dependencies -- great for a netbook or other modest machine. And it's jam-packed with great features. If it's not already packaged for your distro, you can get it at kornelix.squarespace.com/fotoxx.
Run fotoxx on an initial image:
fotoxx *.jpg
Figure 1 shows the main fotoxx window.
Read the rest at Linux Planet.
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