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> works well for browsing and managing image collections. It provides accurate control of image scaling, with manual in and out zooming or automatic scaling of images to fit the viewing window. </para>

<para

><application

>Gwenview</application

> is installed in Kubuntu by default. Launch <application

>Gwenview</application

> by going to &menugwenview;. </para>

<para>

<title

>Gwenview</title>

</imageobject>

</mediaobject>

</example>

</para>

<para

>More information is available from the<ulink url="http://gwenview.sourceforge.net/overview"

><application

> Gwenview</application

>homepage.</ulink

> </para>

</sect2>

<title

>GIMP (GNU Image Manipulation Program)</title>

<para

>The <application

>GIMP</application

> is a powerful graphics editing program similar to Adobe Photoshop. It is the one of the best software tools available for fast image editing. Often different tasks require different editing environments. <application

>GIMP</application

> views and behaviors can be custom fit, including choices for widget themes, color changes, widget spacing and icon sizes, and selected tool sets in the toolbox. </para>

<para

>The interface is modularized into dockable elements, which can be stacked in tabs or opened in separate windows. The tab key toggles the interface elements, so that they can be hidden when not in use. <application

>GIMP</application

> features a fullscreen mode, which is effective for previewing images, and makes the most of the screen area when editing images. </para>

<step>

<para

>To install the <application

>GIMP</application

> package. Please refer to the <ulink type="help" url="help:/kubuntu/manage-software/"

>Adding Applications</ulink

> document for help on installing applications. </para>

</step>

<step>

<para

>Once installed, start <application

>GIMP</application

> by going to &menugimp;. </para>

</step>

</procedure>

<para

>More information is available from the <ulink url="http://www.gimp.org/docs/"

><application

>GIMP</application

> documentation page.</ulink

> </para

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</sect2>

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<title

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>Inkscape, logicial de grafisme vectorial</title>

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<para

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><application

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>Inkscape</application

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> is a powerful graphics application for creating and editing in the <acronym

110

>SVG</acronym

111

> (Scalable Vector Graphics) file format. It is an Open Source vector graphics editor with capabilities similar to Adobe Illustrator, CorelDraw, or Xara. </para>

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<para

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><application

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>Inkscape</application

115

> supports many advanced SVG features (such as markers, clones, alpha blending and others). Special attention has been given to creating a streamlined, yet feature-rich interface. With <application

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>Inkscape</application

117

>, it is easy to edit nodes, do complex path operations, trace bitmaps and perform other advanced drawing functions. </para>

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<step>

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<para

121

>Install the <application

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>inkscape</application

123

> package. Please refer to the <ulink type="help" url="help:/kubuntu/manage-software/"

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>Adding Applications</ulink

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> document for help on installing applications. </para>

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</step>

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<step>

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<para

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>Once installed, start <application

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>Inkscape</application

131

> by going to &menuinkscape;. </para

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</step>

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</procedure>

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<para

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>For more information see <ulink url="http://www.inkscape.org/"

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><application

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>Inkscape</application

139

> homepage.</ulink

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> </para>

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</sect2>

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<title

145

>Modelador 3D Blender</title>

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<para

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><application

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>Blender</application

150

> is an integrated 3d suite for modeling, animation, rendering, post-production, interactive creation and playback (games). <application

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>Blender</application

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> is an effective graphics suite for creating professional quality models and animations. </para>

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<step>

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<para

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>Install the <application

157

>Blender</application

158

> package. Please refer to the <ulink type="help" url="help:/kubuntu/manage-software/"

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>Adding Applications</ulink

160

> document for help on installing applications. </para>

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</step>

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<step>

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<para

164

>Once installed, start <application

165

>Blender</application

166

> by going to &menublender;. </para>

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</step>

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</procedure>

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<para

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>Please refer to <ulink url="http://wiki.blender.org/index.php/Main_Page"

171

><application

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>Blender</application

173

> documentation page.</ulink

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> </para>

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</sect2>

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<title

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>Scribus Desktop Publishing</title>

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<para

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><application

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>Scribus</application

184

> is an Open Source program that brings award-winning professional page layout to desktops with a combination of "press-ready" output and new approaches to page layout. Behind the user-friendly interface, <application

185

>Scribus</application

186

> offers professional publishing features such as a CMYK color space, separations, spot colors, ICC color management and versatile PDF creation. </para>

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<step>

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<para

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>Install the <application

191

>scribus-ng</application

192

> package. Please refer to the <ulink type="help" url="help:/kubuntu/manage-software/"

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>Adding Applications</ulink

194

> document for help on installing applications. </para>

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</step>

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<step>

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<para

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>To install additional templates, install the <application

199

>scribus-template</application

200

> package. Please refer to the <ulink type="help" url="help:/kubuntu/manage-software/"

201

>Adding Applications</ulink

202

> document for help on installing applications. </para>

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</step>

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<step>

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<para

206

>Once installed, start <application

207

>Scribus</application

208

> by going to &menuscribus;. </para>

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</step>

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</procedure>

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<para

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>Please see the<ulink url="http://www.scribus.net/"

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> website</ulink

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> for more information </para>

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</sect2>

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<title

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>digikam Photo Management</title>

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<para

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><application

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>digiKam</application

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> is an advanced digital photo management application that makes importing and organizing digital photos a snap. The photos are organized in albums that can be sorted chronologically, by folder layout or by custom collections. </para>

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<para

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><application

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>digiKam</application

228

> also supports tagging. Images with the same tag could be spread out across multiple folders; <application

229

>digiKam</application

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> provides fast and intuitive ways to browse these tagged images. Comments can also be added to images. <application

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>digiKam</application

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> uses a fast and robust database to store this meta-information, so commenting and tagging are quick and reliable. </para>

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<para

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>Here's how to get started with <application

236

>digiKam</application

237

>:</para>

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<step>

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<para

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>Install the <application

243

>digiKam</application

244

> package. Please refer to the <ulink type="help" url="help:/kubuntu/manage-software/"

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>Adding Applications</ulink

246

> document for help on installing applications. </para>

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</step>

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<step>

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<para

250

>Once installed, start <application

251

>digiKam</application

252

> by going to &menudigikam;. </para>

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</step>

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<step>

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<para

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>When a camera is connected to the computer, &kubuntu; should pop open a dialog box with choices for further action. Selecting "digiKam Detect and Download" causes <application

257

>digiKam</application

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> to open and begin importing pictures. </para>

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</step>

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<step>

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<para

262

>If auto-detection does not work because the camera is not on the currently supported list, launch <application

263

>digiKam</application

264

> by going to &menudigikam;. Select <menuchoice

265

> <guimenu

266

>Camera</guimenu

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> <guimenuitem

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>Add Camera...</guimenuitem

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> </menuchoice

270

> and follow the instructions to add the camera. Once a camera has been set up, pictures can be downloaded from that camera by going to <menuchoice

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> <guimenu

272

>Camera</guimenu

273

> <guimenuitem

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>Your camera</guimenuitem

275

> </menuchoice

276

>. </para>

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</step>

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<step>

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<para

281

>Further help for <application

282

>digiKam</application

283

> can be found in the <ulink type="help" url="help:/digikam"

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>digiKam Handbook</ulink

285

>. The <application

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>digiKam</application

287

> Handbook is not installed by default, it can be installed as the package <application

288

>digikam-doc</application

289

>. Please refer to the <ulink type="help" url="help:/kubuntu/manage-software/"

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> Adding Applications</ulink

291

> document for help with installing applications. </para>

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</step>

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</procedure>

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</sect2>

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