I upload images a lot and needed a way to batch resize 35 or more for use.
When putting a photo gallery online with 30 or more images, it sometimes becomes a real drag to scale down one by one. When I was using Photoshop, I used the automate process to create a macro. However in GIMP, Script-fu is used and is an excellent way for batch editing, but it doesn’t have macro function. Script-fu as name suggests, uses a script for batch editing.
Script-fu was developed to allow a command line access to GIMP. In this case how ever we will be using the user interface version.
I need to find a script to perform the task’s I wanted. Found it on the gimptalk forum. Yes I could have written a script my self but why waste the time.
There is a downloadable script that doesn’t adjust width and height like I wanted. I wanted to scale the images from 100% to 50%.
In this post you will learn to understand fstab and it’s entries. This post is a follow up to: How to partition new hard drives the easy way. It will show you how to add the new partitions of the new hard drive to fstab to mount the partitions automatically on boot.
Unfortunately there is no way to do this in a “point and click” manner. At least I’ve not been able to find one.
**10-23-2008** This how to still uses madwifi-hal-0.10.5.6-current.tar.gz And has been tested by me and works for (K)Ubuntu 8.0.4.1(both x86-64 and i686) with kernel 2.6.24-21-generic. And once again every one who has problems please re-try the how to.
**09-17-2008** Thanks to Gideon, who told me the links weren’t working any more. This how to now uses madwifi-hal-0.10.5.6-current.tar.gz As always this revision has been tested by me and works for (K)Ubuntu 8.0.4.1(both x86-64 and i686) with kernel 2.6.24-19-generic. And once again every one who has problems please re-try the how to.
**09-03-2008** This How to now uses the newest snapshot madwifi-hal-2008-08-15-r3862-20080903.tar.gz. As always this revision has been tested by me and works for (K)Ubuntu 8.0.4.1(both x86-64 and i686) with kernel 2.6.24-19-generic.
**09-01-2008** This How to now uses the newest snapshot madwifi-hal-2008-08-15-r3851-20080829.tar.gz. If you posted a comment to say it isn’t working then please re-run everything. And report back to verify that the solution is now working for you. As always this revision has been tested by me and works for (K)Ubuntu 8.0.4.1 with kernel 2.6.24-19-generic.
This is a revision of my original post using the solution provided by Madwifi it’s been tested by me and it works.
Windows drivers are here
If you own the same laptop as I do, a Toshiba A205-S5825, then you probably have the same problem, if you are using Hardy or Gutsy with the newest Kernel(2.6.24-19-generic) or older, the wireless doesn’t work out of the box.
It cost me about an hour to solve this mainly because no one knew anything about this particular chipset.
So here is the solution for the AR242x. If you have a chipset in the A5700 series then this could work for you too.
The solution is quite simple and only takes you a couple of minutes to apply and then you can use your wireless.
For this How to you do need wired internet to the computer.
Windows drivers are here
Aug 18 2008: This is a The old version and this solution isn’t recommended anymore please use: the solution in my new post it’s been tested by me and it works.
If you own the same laptop as I do, a Toshiba A205-S5825, then you probably have the same problem, if you are using Hardy or Gutsy with the newest Kernel(2.6.24-19-generic) or older, the wireless doesn’t work out of the box.
It cost me about an hour to solve this mainly because no one knew anything about this particular chipset.
So here is the solution for the AR242x. If you have a chipset in the A5700 series then this could work for you too.
The solution is quite simple and only takes you a couple of minutes to apply and then you can use your wireless.
For this How to you do need wired internet to the computer.
“Mini How To” What folder or file takes up the most space.
So your drive is filling up and you want to create some free space. Which folder or file will give you the most gain?
This command will tell you:
du -x --block-size=1024K | sort -nr | head -10
Now keep in mind that this will display the sub folders and files of the folder you are currently in.
This means if you want to check the size of the sub folders and files in your home folder then you will have to go into your home folder like this: