Photo Software for Ubuntu

[the.dark.lord]

What are the good software for processing and editing photographs on Ubuntu for both RAW and JPEG?

[LowSky]

Gimp

[warfacegod]

F-Spot? Comes with Ubuntu anyway.

[the.dark.lord]

Thanks for the replies, I was thinking more on the lines of Aperture.

GIMP doesn't do RAW. And, F-Spot lacks quite some features.

[timjohn7]

Rawtherapee

http://www.rawtherapee.com/

[timjohn7]

Rawtherapee (http://www.rawtherapee.com/)

[the.dark.lord]

Rawtherapee

http://www.rawtherapee.com/

Thanks! That looks great.

Pardon my ignorance, but how do I install it on Ubuntu?

[xumuk37]

GIMP does do RAW images... you have to only add needed libraries...

[LowSky]

I found a better and more ubuntu way to get Rawtherapee
oen a terminal type these commands

sudo add-apt-repository ppa:rawtherapee/ppa

Note this might take a few minutes, dont worry if it hangs for a few its ok, if it hangs for over 10 minutes try again.
then update the system

sudo apt-get update

then install rawtherapee

sudo apt-get install rawtherapee

more info here if needed
https://launchpad.net/~rawtherapee/+...series_filter=

[dFlyer]

GIMP with ufraw (free), Bibble5, Lightzone 3.9 (nonfree). Picasa 3, still in beta mode but free for linux. Raw Studio, Raw Therapee (Free). I use GIMP, ufraw, bibble5, Lightzone and Picasa 3. As my main editors with linux.

Gary