Linux Voice Introduction

Linux Voice Introduction

© Image © Olexandr Moroz, 123RF.com

© Image © Olexandr Moroz, 123RF.com

Article from Issue 263/2022

This month in Linux Voice.

The ImageMagick image processing tool is one of the gems of the open source toolkit. You can use ImageMagick to tweak images from the command line. If you have a collection of digital photos and they all need the same tweak, why slow down for a GUI when you can fix them all using ImageMagick. But ImageMagick can do more than just edit images. This month we bring you a tutorial on drawing images from scratch using ImageMagick and simple scripts. Also this month, we delve into the KOReader ebook reader, and we introduce you to the classic Linux strategy game 0 A.D.

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