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KPhotoBook

v 0.0.7

KDE Graphic Viewer

Score 74%

starcube

Link: Link
Downloads: 5547

Submitted: Apr 11 2004
Updated: Sep 29 2005

Description:

KPhotoBook is an easy to use, intuitive and fast application to manage and organize your photos. The main idea is to be able to annotate your photos with tags (these tags are arranged in a tree) and to refind the photos using the given tags.

Changelog:

Please visit the homepage for the changelog.

License: GPL

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RPM created for Suse

by linux3114a on: Jan 24 2005

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linux3114a
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It's a very nice program.....
You cam find this RPM on my webpage download section .
http://home.tiscali.be/raoul.linux/

kphotobook-0.0.6-suse92.i586.rpm

Raoul
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Looks nice :-)

by liquidat on: Sep 29 2005

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Why I miss in your description: maybe you want to add some words about how this app differs from kimdaba and why your app is the best-in-world and not kimdaba ;-)

liquidat

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Re: Looks nice :-)

by mart- on: Sep 29 2005

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> maybe you want to add some words

> about how this app differs from

> kimdaba

And how it differs from showimg...? :o)

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Re: Looks nice :-)

by starcube on: Sep 30 2005

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Hi

I don't know the other applications (kimdaba, digikam, showimg, foton, ...) very well. I'm developing KPhotoBook for fun and to learn C++. But of course KPhotoBook is better than all these other applications because it has or will have all the features I need... ;-)

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kipi-plugins

by liquidat on: Sep 29 2005

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liquidat

And, what I forgot: you should add support for the kipi-plugins. Whith them you get a set of very interesting and good features to modify and work with pictures without anything else you have to do :-)

liquidat

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Re: kipi-plugins

by starcube on: Sep 30 2005

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starcube

Hi

If you had a look to the open tasks you could see that this is planned.

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Scons !!!!

by linux3114a on: Mar 15 2006

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linux3114a
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I see you use Scons for your tarrball.
This solutions doesn't create an entry in Yast RPM database. It's not a good strategie for a linux system ....

With scons we cannot creta a RPM.
It's possible to have a classic tarball

For the newbies is better to use a RPM in place of scons procedure ( thinks at dos command for windows )

I think it's not a good promotion for linux system..

Raoul
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overwrite system fi

by xkamuyo on: Jul 13 2007

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xkamuyo

I compiled this software and works
allmost fine.
I use checkinstall to create debian packages.
Configure script das not resolv depencies
very good, so when I am installing
packages ,it's trying to overwrite system files.

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KPhotoBook

KDE Graphic Viewer

KPhotoBook is an easy to use, intuitive and fast application to manage and organize your photos. The main idea is to be able to annotate your photos with tags (these tags are arranged in a tree) and to refind the photos using the given tags.

Please visit the homepage for the changelog.

RPM created for Suse

It's a very nice program..... You cam find this RPM on my webpage download section . http://home.tiscali.be/raoul.linux/ kphotobook-0.0.6-suse92.i586.rpm

Looks nice :-)

Why I miss in your description: maybe you want to add some words about how this app differs from kimdaba and why your app is the best-in-world and not kimdaba ;-) liquidat

Re: Looks nice :-)

> maybe you want to add some words > about how this app differs from > kimdaba And how it differs from showimg...? :o)

Re: Looks nice :-)

Hi I don't know the other applications (kimdaba, digikam, showimg, foton, ...) very well. I'm developing KPhotoBook for fun and to learn C++. But of course KPhotoBook is better than all these other applications because it has or will have all the features I need... ;-)

kipi-plugins

And, what I forgot: you should add support for the kipi-plugins. Whith them you get a set of very interesting and good features to modify and work with pictures without anything else you have to do :-) liquidat

Re: kipi-plugins

Hi If you had a look to the open tasks you could see that this is planned.

Scons !!!!

overwrite system fi

I compiled this software and works allmost fine. I use checkinstall to create debian packages. Configure script das not resolv depencies very good, so when I am installing packages ,it's trying to overwrite system files.

It's a very nice program.....
You cam find this RPM on my webpage download section .
http://home.tiscali.be/raoul.linux/

kphotobook-0.0.6-suse92.i586.rpm

Why I miss in your description: maybe you want to add some words about how this app differs from kimdaba and why your app is the best-in-world and not kimdaba ;-)

liquidat

> maybe you want to add some words

> about how this app differs from

> kimdaba

And how it differs from showimg...? :o)

Hi

I don't know the other applications (kimdaba, digikam, showimg, foton, ...) very well. I'm developing KPhotoBook for fun and to learn C++. But of course KPhotoBook is better than all these other applications because it has or will have all the features I need... ;-)

And, what I forgot: you should add support for the kipi-plugins. Whith them you get a set of very interesting and good features to modify and work with pictures without anything else you have to do :-)

liquidat

Hi

If you had a look to the open tasks you could see that this is planned.

I compiled this software and works
allmost fine.
I use checkinstall to create debian packages.
Configure script das not resolv depencies
very good, so when I am installing
packages ,it's trying to overwrite system files.