Overview
gLabels is a software program made for Linux that helps you create labels and business cards.
It is useful if you need to print address labels, name tags, price tags, or CD/DVD labels.
These labels must be arranged in an even pattern on sheets, like the peel-off sheets you can buy at most office supply stores.
gLabels works well with many types of laser and inkjet label sheets.
With gLabels, you can add text, pictures, lines, shapes, and barcodes to your label or card designs.
This makes it a flexible tool for basic label-making needs.
One helpful feature is the document-merge option.
This lets you print different labels using data from external sources, such as a CSV file or an address book like Evolution.
For example, if you have a list of names and addresses, you can print a unique label for each person automatically.
The software is focused on Linux users and does not mention support for other operating systems.
gLabels is best for people who want to print labels in a standard layout and need simple design tools without advanced graphic features.
It is a practical choice if you want reliable label printing without extra complications.
The main keywords related to gLabels include label, card, print, office, and barcode, which reflect its key uses in an office setting.
Pros
- Supports creating various types of labels and business cards.
- Compatible with many laser and inkjet peel-off label sheets available in office stores.
- Includes a document-merge feature for printing unique labels from external data sources.
Cons
- Limited to use with labels organized in a regular pattern on sheets.
- No mention of advanced design tools beyond basic text, images, lines, shapes, and barcodes.
- No information about compatibility with platforms other than Linux.
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