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Squash

0.3

KDE Graphic Editor

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Link: http://
Downloads: 514

Submitted: Oct 15 2007
Updated: Nov 12 2007

Description:

Squash allows resizing of images in a batch mode. It is friendly and usable and does one thing well - resizing images. It is a multi-threaded application and is designed to run on Linux, Mac and Windows

(Does not currently run on Mac, help porting is appreciated)

Changelog:

== Squash 0.3 ==
* Usability improvements
* Squash would crash when restarting resize
* Application rename

License: GPL

Source

(squash-0.3.tar.bz2)

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(Ubuntu Gutsy Package)

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Name conflict

by szamrok on: Oct 15 2007

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You could think of new name for your application, as it 'conflicts' with http://squeeze.xfce.org/

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Re: Name conflict

by BorgQueen on: Oct 15 2007

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BorgQueen

ImageKrush?
Krusher
OrangeSqeezer
Squeezer

Either way nice app. thanks!

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Re: Re: Name conflic

by seb on: Oct 16 2007

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I like crusher. Dropping the K since the application is actually not kde related

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Re: Name conflict

by seb on: Oct 16 2007

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yes i've been alerted to this and will rename soon

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Why ?

by tuxelji on: Oct 15 2007

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Just to know, what does this software offers more than kde's service with imageMagick ?

it's not a troll, just a question.

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Re: Why ?

by BorgQueen on: Oct 16 2007

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Another app to play with!

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Re: Why ?

by seb on: Oct 16 2007

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it's cross platform, not dependent on kde. it is supposed to be bundled with a statically compiled version of Qt4 and to be run from anywhere.

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Thank you!!!

by andrewmin on: Oct 18 2007

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You have no idea how long I've waited for something as simple as this.

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Pixel based resizing

by ohcalcutta on: Nov 12 2007

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Thanks for the application.

Do you have any plan for resizing based upon number of pixels specified? Where one can mention:

- Actual Height & Width in pixels.
or
- The larger dimension should be N pixels.

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Re: Pixel based resizing

by AntiChrist on: Nov 12 2007

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I would like that option too.

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Re: Pixel based resi

by seb on: Nov 13 2007

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Yes I have plans for it. I just need to organise the UI a little better.

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gui for convert?

by bobrik on: Nov 12 2007

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for i in `find . -name \*.jpg`; do convert $i -scale 31.25% $i; done

what convert can`t, that your prog can?

be free
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Re: gui for convert?

by seb on: Nov 13 2007

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Firstly, not every body is comfortable with the command line.

Secondly, you can't do this on windows.

Thirdly, do you actually run any gui programs, or are you using w3m?

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Re: Re: gui for convert?

by bobrik on: Nov 13 2007

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noyhing personal just a question :)
1. yep, you are rigth
2. i see windows only at school and at screenshots
3. i use conole, when i must use it too have more time to my friends and beer =)

be free
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Squash

KDE Graphic Editor

Squash allows resizing of images in a batch mode. It is friendly and usable and does one thing well - resizing images. It is a multi-threaded application and is designed to run on Linux, Mac and Windows (Does not currently run on Mac, help porting is appreciated)

== Squash 0.3 == * Usability improvements * Squash would crash when restarting resize * Application rename

Name conflict

You could think of new name for your application, as it 'conflicts' with http://squeeze.xfce.org/

Re: Name conflict

ImageKrush? Krusher OrangeSqeezer Squeezer Either way nice app. thanks!

Re: Re: Name conflic

I like crusher. Dropping the K since the application is actually not kde related

Re: Name conflict

yes i've been alerted to this and will rename soon

Why ?

Just to know, what does this software offers more than kde's service with imageMagick ? it's not a troll, just a question.

Re: Why ?

Another app to play with!

Re: Why ?

it's cross platform, not dependent on kde. it is supposed to be bundled with a statically compiled version of Qt4 and to be run from anywhere.

Thank you!!!

You have no idea how long I've waited for something as simple as this.

Pixel based resizing

Thanks for the application. Do you have any plan for resizing based upon number of pixels specified? Where one can mention: - Actual Height & Width in pixels. or - The larger dimension should be N pixels.

Re: Pixel based resizing

I would like that option too.

Re: Pixel based resi

Yes I have plans for it. I just need to organise the UI a little better.

gui for convert?

for i in `find . -name \*.jpg`; do convert $i -scale 31.25% $i; done what convert can`t, that your prog can?

Re: gui for convert?

Firstly, not every body is comfortable with the command line. Secondly, you can't do this on windows. Thirdly, do you actually run any gui programs, or are you using w3m?

Re: Re: gui for convert?

noyhing personal just a question :) 1. yep, you are rigth 2. i see windows only at school and at screenshots 3. i use conole, when i must use it too have more time to my friends and beer =)

Squash allows resizing of images in a batch mode. It is friendly and usable and does one thing well - resizing images. It is a multi-threaded application and is designed to run on Linux, Mac and Windows

(Does not currently run on Mac, help porting is appreciated)

== Squash 0.3 ==
* Usability improvements
* Squash would crash when restarting resize
* Application rename

ImageKrush?
Krusher
OrangeSqeezer
Squeezer

Either way nice app. thanks!

Just to know, what does this software offers more than kde's service with imageMagick ?

it's not a troll, just a question.

Thanks for the application.

Do you have any plan for resizing based upon number of pixels specified? Where one can mention:

- Actual Height & Width in pixels.
or
- The larger dimension should be N pixels.

for i in `find . -name \*.jpg`; do convert $i -scale 31.25% $i; done

what convert can`t, that your prog can?

Firstly, not every body is comfortable with the command line.

Secondly, you can't do this on windows.

Thirdly, do you actually run any gui programs, or are you using w3m?

noyhing personal just a question :)
1. yep, you are rigth
2. i see windows only at school and at screenshots
3. i use conole, when i must use it too have more time to my friends and beer =)