Chris1776 @Chris1776@bsd.cafe
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Can someone recommend a simple tool for Linux to arrange a couple of images on a single page and print them? With drag and drop, resize, arrange?

While every mediocre printer software suite for Windows has these simple photo album programs to print a couple of photos, Linux lacks in that regard.

Or am I just blind? If I look in a search engine, this usually boils down to "this is how to setup a raster in GIMP" or some console magic with imagemagick.

While digikam or XnView has this to some degree, it is still lacking, and not simple.

The closest I have found is photoprint (blackfiveimaging.co.uk/index.p), last updated in 2010, but thanks to some patches from Debian is still working.

But there a gazillion ways to view images, including in the terminal with sixel, and to upload them to some social media platform...

/rant

Black Five Imaging - home to PhotoPrint, ImgTarget and other open-source imaging software - PhotoPrint - a utility for high quality photo printing under UNIX-like systems

blackfiveimaging.co.uk

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