Editing Photos on the Linux System - New York Times

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A . The latest edition of Ubuntu Linux, nicknamed Lucid Lynx and known as version 10.04 LTS, can probably handle most of your photo needs. The system comes with a free program, F-Spot Photo Manager, to import pictures from a camera or memory card. F-Spot includes basic tools for editing, organizing, printing and sharing photos.

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You can get the files to make your own Ubuntu installation disc by clicking the Download Ubuntu button at the top of the page at www.ubuntu.com .

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Google ’s free Picasa photo editing software also comes in a Linux version; you can find more information on it at picasa.google.com/linux .

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