README - croptool - Image cropping tool
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            1 croptool - mass image cropping tool
            2 selectool - image selection tool
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            4 REQUIREMENTS: xlib, imlib2
            5 OPTIONAL: xext (for double-buffering extension)
            6 
            7 croptool is a simple tool to select cropping rectangles
            8 on images and print out a command to crop each image.
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           10 selectool is a simple tool to select images and output
           11 a command for each selected image. It is mainly meant
           12 to help quickly delete unimportant images that have been
           13 inadvertently recovered using programs like photorec or
           14 foremost while keeping the important images.
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           16 See Makefile for compile-time options.
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           18 See croptool.1, croptool_crop.1, and selectool.1 for usage information.
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           20 Note that croptool uses croptool_crop for the actual cropping
           21 by default in order to avoid depending on other programs like
           22 ImageMagick. However, croptool_crop is an extremely basic
           23 cropping program that does not support any features like
           24 specifying the JPEG compression level and also strips all
           25 EXIF tags from images. If any of these features are required,
           26 it is probably a good idea to use ImageMagick for the cropping
           27 instead (see croptool.1 for some examples).
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           29 Note: I know the names aren't very creative and might
           30 cause issues if this ever makes its way into any package
           31 repositories. Let me know if you have any better ideas.