First…
install nautilus-image-converter


sudo apt-get install nautilus-image-converter


than you will need to restart Nautilus…


nautilus -q; nautilus &


and after that… everything should be fine.

Once Nautilus has restarted it will load the new extension and you will be able to resize and rotate images from the right click menu. You can also resize and rotate multiple images if you select multiple images first. Both resizing and rotating allow you to take the action on the current image or make a copy and rename it with .resized or .rotated. The copy option is the default for both actions.

based on: adventuresinswitching.blogspot.com

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