I need a simple image editor tool to draw a simple box/rectangle in an existing image, and probably write a simple text in it.  A similar but not the same question has been asked here before:   The problem is that none of the solutions given can draw a simple box in an existing image. Pinta looks good, but this tool always crashes and doesn't help at all.  Others such as Shotwell, GThumb, Shutter don't even have a tool to draw a simple rectangle at all.  I'm looking for a very simple tool that can draw a box on existing image like this.    Please do not suggest GIMP, as I'm looking for a very simple tool, probably like Pinta, but not buggy and must be stable.
In Chipaca's answer to  there's a screenshot with certain highlights. The highlights are the following:   A row of a GUI list is highlighted by the other parts of the screenshot being darker. A check mark is highlighted by being circled by what looks like a (orange) crayon.   How do I create both of these highlights on a screenshot? Is there an automated process?  The screenshot I'm referring to looks like this:
How to encrypt external devices using a cross-platform solution? I'm trying to use the eVis plugin in QGIS 3.16.3 to display geotagged photos (as I have in the past without difficulty), but the plugin has totally disappeared. Not only can't I find it as an icon or under the Database menu, but it doesn't appear in the list of plugins (and yes, I am looking in the complete list of all plugins!). Has it been moved somewhere I haven't come across or is it a bug? Is a closed subset of a compact set (which is a subset of a metric space $M$) compact? Is there a way to prove this using sequential compactness instead of open cover definitions?  My first gut reaction was that the fact was obvious since we can show that the closed subset $[a,b]$ is compact in $\mathbb R$. How to change the title of ToC? I need to change default title of ToC. Is it possible with titlesec package? 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Any of you are welcome to vote to delete this question (after some discussion with me about the problem I hope), but I just really want to know why it is "clearly true, because I still couldn't reason it right.