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kImageAnnotator reviews and mentions
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This week in KDE: New Spectacle – Adventures in Linux and KDE
It's available as a library (https://github.com/ksnip/kImageAnnotator), additionally you can use the --edit-existing flag with Spectacle to edit arbitrary existing images.
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Spectacle 22.04.1-2 on Arch now supports cropping (plus a few other things)
Now that kImageAnnotator 0.6.0 has finally been released Spectacle can now support cropping in its annotation mode, provided it is rebuilt with the new library, which is the case for version 22.04.1-2 on Arch at least.
So, kImageAnnotator was just updated to 0.6.0, which only changes include using a newer version of kColorPicker; 0.1.6 to 0.2.0.
That's just the last change that made it to 0.6.0, the actual difference is more like this.
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Lighter alternative to GIMP?
I actually just learned about Ksnip, because I first wanted to recommend you KDE Spectacle, but I noticed it didn't show a crop tool. I discovered Spectacle uses Ksnip's kImageAnnotator for editing and thus discovered Ksnip. Somehow Ksnip does show a crop button and other features that are not enabled in Spectacle. I think I like Spectacle more for quickly taking a screenshot, while Ksnip seems nice to have for a quick edit.
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Stats
ksnip/kImageAnnotator is an open source project licensed under GNU Lesser General Public License v3.0 only which is an OSI approved license.
The primary programming language of kImageAnnotator is C++.