Digital camera, picture printing

[Robbo]

On Sat, 2005-10-01 at 14:22 +0100, Tristan Wibberley wrote:
> Hi all,
> 
> I've recently put my parents on breezy and nearly everything is
> straightforward for them. But there is one thing that has just caused
> difficulty. That is extracting pictures from a digital camera and
> printing them.
> 
> What programs in breezy are recommended for recognising that a digital
> camera is plugged in and bringing up a dialog to get the pictures off
> into their home directory (or an organised directory heirarchy). And
> what programs then to select and arrange pictures on the page and print
> like Windows XP has - you can select the pictures you want to print,
> select how many copies of each, and select the number of pictures to fit
> on one sheet/picture sizes and press go - then out pops several sheets
> of photo's.
> 
> If there's not yet any such facility, what is the best way to try to get
> a project set up for dapper?

A quick search in synaptic showed...

Gnome Photo Printer is intended for printing photos in an easy way. Just
drag your Photos from Nautilus to the Gnome Photo Printer window and
drop it. Make some selections like Photo or Paper size, hit Preview or
Print, and see your pictures printed.

F-Spot is meant to be an easy-to-use photo management application.  It
allows for importing of your existing photo collections, tagging photos
with identifiers, as well as doing simple edits of photos (e.g.
rotating).