Free embedded images html software for linux

Kim is a kde service menu which allows to resize, convert, rotate, ( ...) your images without to use a graphical application like Gimp ! Kim (Kde Image Menu) service menu can be considered as a frontend of ImageMagick.
Discover now the simplicity of the use of Kim !
Main features:
Compress and resize
- Compress to 70%, 80%, 90% or other,
- Resize to 300x225, 600x450, 800x600, 1024x768, 1200x900 px or other,
- Resize and compress for the web.
Convert and rotate
- Convert in JPG, PNG, GIF, TIFF or other,
- Rotate images.
Treatment and publication
- Rename images,
- Convert in grayscale,
- Add a whith or black border,
- Watermarck images,
- Send by mail resized images
Enhancements:
- create a html gallery works correctly (with portrait or landscape images).
- send by mail works correctly now!

NullLogic Embedded Scripting Language (Nesla) code looks a lot like php (the same basic c operators, syntax and flow control) but with a lot less dollar signs. Internally, Nesla has a very clean API that makes it easy for c programs to make full use of its functions and data.

Nesla was originally written as a lightweight object model for c.

Nesla is Free Software, and is available under the terms of the GNU GPL.

Process Raw Images is a service menu for processing many raw images at once. Supports output to Jpeg, Png and Tiff.

digest provides a tool to generate HTML index pages and image previews.

Digest generates HTML index pages and image previews for collections of images. It is fast and simple, and it creates HTML that is compact, quick-rendering, and does not rely on JavaScript or CSS.

Xmp Manager application is a GUI to manage XMP metadatas on GNU/Linux. Currently XmpManager is a very experimental software and it could not work as expected. The features implemented are minimal.
Why should I use metadatas?
Metadatas permit to attach more info to your files, ex. description, author, coordinates.. This datas are embedded in the image file, so you wont lose them even if youll upload the image on a website or you will burn this image on a DVD.
Why should I use XMP?
- XMP is an extensible schema (proposed by Adobe) so your EXIF, IPTC, JFIF,.. metadatas could still live XMP. the main advantage is that it is extensible and xml based so if you need more fields you havent reinvent the wheel, or another incompatible standard, but just a new schema.
- XMP is the embedded preferred format for the Creative Common Licence. (in italiano)
- XMP is filetype-indipendent, it supports JPEG, PSD, TIFF, AVI, WAV, MPEG, MP3, MOV (via XMP Toolkit version 4.0)
Main features:
- It support title, description, creator fields (but It is very easy to add new fields)
- It writes metadatas on-the-fly
- It support multiple image editing

X-Bone dynamically deploys and manages Internet overlays to reduce their configuration effort and increase network component sharing.
X-Bone discovers, configures, and monitors network resources to create overlays over existing IP networks.
It uses two-layer IP-in-IP tunneled overlays and supports existing applications and unmodified routing, multicast, and DNS services in unmodified operating systems. X-Bone also support IPsec within overlays.
Enhancements:
- This is an integrated distribution of FreeBSD 4.9 with X-Bone 3.2, including utilities and dependencies installed and preconfigured.

Netfilter2html provides a script using GAWK to process netfilter logs.
netfilter2html is a script wrote using GAWK to process netfilter logs and generate a nice HTML output.
GAWK is faster to process text files, it can process 100.000 text lines in a few seconds.
Main features:
You can config...
- TCP/UDP ports that should appear highlighted (red color);
- IPs and (SRC|DST) TCP/UDP ports that should removed from the report;
- Max number of records/lines per page (to avoid flooding browsers);
- Name of HTML files and it extension;
- Destination directory to use for HTML files, images, etc..;
- Date selection by command line [--date Mar/3|--today|--yesterday].
- Just records that match the selected date will used in reports;
You can see in reports...
- Date (previous selected by command line);
- Creation date;
- Total number of log records that match the selected date;
- Total number of pages;
- Total number of warnings (TCP/UDP ports configured to appear highlighted);
- Total number of removed records;
- Log prefix, complet set of "most" important fields used in netfilter logs
- and the number of hits that a same netfilter log appeared;
Enhancements:
- english translation;
- added a nice HTML layout - thanks to Gustavo Nozella;
- netfilter2html.conf changed (font_color and nversion were removed) some minor changes in variable names;
- some changes in netfilter2html core;
- added a installer (installn2h.sh) - install images and style file in "/usr/local/share/n2h" directory; core files are installed in correct places (see README);
- netfilter2html copy all files located in "/usr/local/share/n2h" at first run to real HTML directory (defined in netfilter2html.conf);
- fixed bug in use of ENV[HOSTNAME] var on HTML links;
- added GPL license file;
- netfilter "ID" information is no longer used in HTML reports;
- favico (favicon.ico) added;