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    Will Gimp work?
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How can I easily add text and setup font parameters to a wallpaper on Linux ?



I've tried Shutter but it does not permit so enlarge the text to fill the wallpaper surface.






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    Will Gimp work?
    – Ole Tange
    Nov 29 at 14:12










  • @OleTange D'you know something easier to use ?
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  • Will Krita work?
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    Nov 29 at 20:50













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    Will Gimp work?
    – Ole Tange
    Nov 29 at 14:12










  • @OleTange D'you know something easier to use ?
    – SebMa
    Nov 29 at 14:29










  • Will Krita work?
    – Ole Tange
    Nov 29 at 20:50














  • 1




    Will Gimp work?
    – Ole Tange
    Nov 29 at 14:12










  • @OleTange D'you know something easier to use ?
    – SebMa
    Nov 29 at 14:29










  • Will Krita work?
    – Ole Tange
    Nov 29 at 20:50








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Will Gimp work?
– Ole Tange
Nov 29 at 14:12




Will Gimp work?
– Ole Tange
Nov 29 at 14:12












@OleTange D'you know something easier to use ?
– SebMa
Nov 29 at 14:29




@OleTange D'you know something easier to use ?
– SebMa
Nov 29 at 14:29












Will Krita work?
– Ole Tange
Nov 29 at 20:50




Will Krita work?
– Ole Tange
Nov 29 at 20:50










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Gimp should work. You can install with sudo apt-get install gimp. I can't think of any reason it would not work other than you are dealing with some weird proprietary file format in which case, just make a screenshot of the wallpaper and bring it up in gimp.






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  • Doesn't get much eaiser than gimp. You could pay someone I suppose. Oh, there is ImageMagick, but the command line options to annotate an image will likely leave you with a headache.
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Gimp should work. You can install with sudo apt-get install gimp. I can't think of any reason it would not work other than you are dealing with some weird proprietary file format in which case, just make a screenshot of the wallpaper and bring it up in gimp.






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Gimp should work. You can install with sudo apt-get install gimp. I can't think of any reason it would not work other than you are dealing with some weird proprietary file format in which case, just make a screenshot of the wallpaper and bring it up in gimp.






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  • D'you know something easier to use ?
    – SebMa
    Nov 29 at 14:30










  • Doesn't get much eaiser than gimp. You could pay someone I suppose. Oh, there is ImageMagick, but the command line options to annotate an image will likely leave you with a headache.
    – Server Fault
    Nov 29 at 14:43















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Gimp should work. You can install with sudo apt-get install gimp. I can't think of any reason it would not work other than you are dealing with some weird proprietary file format in which case, just make a screenshot of the wallpaper and bring it up in gimp.






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Gimp should work. You can install with sudo apt-get install gimp. I can't think of any reason it would not work other than you are dealing with some weird proprietary file format in which case, just make a screenshot of the wallpaper and bring it up in gimp.







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  • Doesn't get much eaiser than gimp. You could pay someone I suppose. Oh, there is ImageMagick, but the command line options to annotate an image will likely leave you with a headache.
    – Server Fault
    Nov 29 at 14:43




















  • D'you know something easier to use ?
    – SebMa
    Nov 29 at 14:30










  • Doesn't get much eaiser than gimp. You could pay someone I suppose. Oh, there is ImageMagick, but the command line options to annotate an image will likely leave you with a headache.
    – Server Fault
    Nov 29 at 14:43


















D'you know something easier to use ?
– SebMa
Nov 29 at 14:30




D'you know something easier to use ?
– SebMa
Nov 29 at 14:30












Doesn't get much eaiser than gimp. You could pay someone I suppose. Oh, there is ImageMagick, but the command line options to annotate an image will likely leave you with a headache.
– Server Fault
Nov 29 at 14:43






Doesn't get much eaiser than gimp. You could pay someone I suppose. Oh, there is ImageMagick, but the command line options to annotate an image will likely leave you with a headache.
– Server Fault
Nov 29 at 14:43




















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