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   From: wannes    
   Subject: Re: Looking for a Ubuntu equivalent of XP sending picture by email   
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   Mike Easter schreef:   
   > wannes wrote:   
   >> Mike Easter schreef:   
   >>> wannes wrote:   
   >>>   
   >>>> You could install nautilus-image-converter, use it to resize and   
   >>>> then right-click -> Send To on the image you would like to mail.   
   >>>   
   >>> I have an uptodate Feisty and I don't see anything called   
   >>> nautilus-image-converter in the add/remove function under graphics or   
   >>> searching for nautilus.   
   >>   
   >> It's in universe. Have you enabled the universe repositories?   
   >   
   > My software sources function lists these checked:   
   > canonical supported open source main   
   > community maintained open source universe   
   > proprietary drivers for devices restricted   
   > software restricted by copyright or legal issues multivers   
   > source code   
   >   
   > and sez to download that from server for US   
   >   
   > Does that mean that all of those which are checked are enabled, or does   
   > that just mean that if they /were/ enabled, that's how they would be   
   > downloaded?   
      
   Dunno. To be honest, I don't use add/remove, I just use aptitude ...   
      
   > For example, opera isn't listed in the add/remove either   
      
   I only see it when selecting: show third-party programs.   
      
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