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# Posts
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=> imagemagick.gmi 2022-09-06 - Basic image editing in the command line
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=> magick.gmi 2022-09-06 - Basic image editing in the command line
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=> trash.gmi 2022-08-07 - Trash rules everything around me
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2022-09-06
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# Basic photo editing recipes for the command line
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2022-09-06
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When I started using Linux systems I was initially attracted to the free cost, its lineage of open source software, and the challenge and adventure of using new tools. I still like those things. But more and more I've come to realize that those feel closer to personal preferences than clear advantages. Sure, free is nice, but open source software is often maligned as kludgy - awkward interfaces, for example, or tools that don't quite work without fine tuning your system settings. To be fair, that does occasionally trip me up.
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But one of the huge advantages of Linux that I've learned over time is the composability of commands in the command line. With a few terse words you can coax out powerful tools rather than the amount of time searching in GUI software. And more importantly, you can by its very CLI nature automate repetitive tasks, even complex ones.
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