Print multiple images on Linux

>>56183599
Does the libreoffice suite do something like that?

>>56184614
is not exactly like fotoslate, because with libreoffice I still have to set the size for every image, while with fotoslate I would make a template with 3 slots size 4X6, and then I just add as many copies of that template as I need. like for 9 4X6 i need 3 templates, then I just drag and drop the images inside this slots.

Once the template is made it takes me 5 minutes to seat 30 images and print them in any size i need (without counting the actual print time). While with libreoffice it could take me half an hour.

But it doesn't have to be free and open source like libreoffice, I will be happy to pay even if it's closed source

Did you try running fotoslate in wine?

>>56185057
oh nvm guess I should read your post first.
VM time I guess.

>>56185057
Yes, it will install but won't run.

File: print fast as shit.webm (200KB, 932x720px) Image search: [Google]

200KB, 932x720px

>>56184614
>>56185073
>guess I should read your post first
yeah, too much BS and ain't nobody got time fo dat.

So I made a 18 sec webm.
<--That's what I want, but in Linux.
As I said before, it can be open source, closed source, free or paid, or for windows but werks with wine

>>56186377
Huh. That's actually a pretty neat program. Someone here should make a Linux clone. Wouldn't be hard, just take images in and pop out a PDF.