[Digikam-users] digiKam file browsing mode / using as image browser

"Sveinn í Felli (IMAP)" sveinki at nett.is
Mon Nov 24 11:51:06 GMT 2008


Hi, just my humble impression;
>>  ...
>> where each of them is a symbolic link to the place where
>> you have the pictures themselves.
>> To gain any benefit from this requires to separate
>> your pictures into a subfolder for each Job.
>> Also note, that I haven't tested something like the above .... ;-)
> I'd like to plan to change to KDE4, but since quite a bit got changed  
> there I'd like to wait a while before I upgrade. People annoy me if  
> buttons get changed. ;-)
Try to move an ikon just a little bit on the desktop... :)

Seriously, I don't like the desktop widgets or the general
look/feel of KDE4, so I stick to KDE3.5x. But in my OpenSuse
installation I can have the underlying KDE4 libraries and
apps, running them mostly without big problems. Only hickups
I've experienced is when quiting some of the KDE4 apps, it
is eventually more related to the system being a 64bit.

So maybe you can run Digikam 0.10 in an otherwise KDE3.5
environment?
> 
> The method you suggest could make the initial scan faster, but the  
> whole system would be much harder to use than. One has to create these  
> links - and people will have to understand that files show up in two  
> places (that cost me quite some time with the 3 people there ... ;-))  
> and when a file is misplaced one would have to browse around with  
> konqueror or something.
> 
> In the end this doesn't sound like a good idea for average bureau  
> users. ;-)
> 

Sounds you could be fast approaching the limits of direct
filemanager-based user-interaction scheme, most growing
businesses do in the end.

Cheers

Sveinn í Felli




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