Easy and fast way for creating thumbnails:
$ for fich in *.jpg;do convert "$fich" -resize 32x32 thumb_"$fich";done
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01.05.09 | n0str0m0 | 2 Comments
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your code works well with square images, but using :
for fich in *.jpg;do convert "$fich" -resize 20% thumb_"$fich";done
for example has the avantage to keep aspect ratio of images
Hi arpauser,
actually, the -resize axb command seems to do keep the aspect ratio anyway, at least on my system.