If you have a ton of images that need resizing, you can do it all with the imagemagick package:cd /home/user/imagesmkdir resized_imagescp /home/user/images/* /home/user/images/resized_images
Now that you have a copy of the files in resized_images, time to resize them all:
mogrify -resize 800 *.jpg
I was going to increase one of my VDI to 80 GB with the command:
VBoxManage modifyhd MY_DISK.vdi --resize 819200
Yes, a wrong additional zero was gone there. Of course, as an idiot I hadn't a backup.
So I really would like to decrease this size to the desired 80 GB.
If you have many large images or photos and you want send them via email or publish into your website, you will need to resize them first. You can do the batch resize using this free and powerful VSO Image Resizer. With this software, you can resize images, convert and rename multiple images easily.
I'm running the following command:
mogrify -resize '400x400>' *.png
Notice the ">". Supposedly it will ignore smaller files, but although it doesn't resize them, it edits them (modification date and file size are changed).
Is there a way to make it actually just leave the smaller files alone? I'd like to avoid several thousand unnecessary write operations.
Hi,
I would like to resize a series of files (jpg images) to half of its size in terms of quality and file size - not in terms of scale.
On a Google search I have found this ImageMagick tool, but this seems to resize the pictures only in terms of scale.
I need to resize them, because I would like to save them as PDF file using the gscan2pdf package.
I have webview on half size of the screen. If device is rotation to horizontal position under content appears free space becouse content resize, but webview takes more than half of the screen, and not resize together with the text. How make resize webview?
Simple question here:)
Just can't resize xterm or any windows such as firefox.
In xterm it seems using the button in the up-right corner could resize the window's width, not height.
How to resize mreo easily?
Thx in advance~
Does anyone know an up for android which can resize images in to the phone's screen. I'm using Aldiko but the images doesn't seem to resize. Also tried MoonReader and it does resize the images, however format of the text is lost (No color, table borders don't show up).
I have ubuntu version 10.04. I have converted image through terminal using the following command:
convert myfigure.png<space> myfigure.jpg.
But I want to resize the height and width of the converted image. Is there any way to do this?
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