[Digikam-users] New Tool: Tags Manager

Gilles Caulier caulier.gilles at gmail.com
Tue Jun 25 16:01:34 BST 2013


Hi all,

As Veaceslav said, Nepomuk have been implemented and will still optional.

As main code is already here, but have been broken due to API changes
from Nepomuk, this interface have been disabled.

The goal of Nepomuk job in this project is to re-activate this
interface, as Nepomuk recieve a copy of tags from digiKam DB.

In all case digiKam DB will never be moved to Nepomuk (:=)))...

Best

Gilles Caulier

2013/6/25 Veaceslav Munteanu <veaceslav.munteanu90 at gmail.com>:
> Actually digiKam contains code to communicate with nepomuk, but it's
> deprecated and need to be rewritten.
> I think I'll keep Nepomuk optional and will add an option to disable nepomuk
> sync even for users who have nepomuk installed, if devs won't mind.
>
> And yes, I also run a minimal KDE with nepomuk and whole akonadi thing
> disabled.
>
>
> On Tue, Jun 25, 2013 at 5:05 PM, Elle Stone <l.elle.stone at gmail.com> wrote:
>>
>> Keep nepomuk optional for Linux too! Not all of us run KDE desktops!
>>
>> From your proposal:
>>
>> "digiKam’s nepomuk interface is currently broken due to major changes
>> into Nepomuk Api and it’s currently not in use. Nepomuk sync options
>> are relevant and will allow digiKam to better integrate with KDE
>> Desktop. Other platforms such as Windows or Mac OS, doesn’t offer
>> support for nepomuk, and this features should be disabled when
>> compiling with corresponding CMake flag. Nepomuk interface was written
>> in 2009 when Nepomuk was at early stages of development and Sparql
>> queries were the only way of getting tags."
>>
>> I run Linux but I don't run a KDE desktop. I don't need digiKam to
>> integrate with the KDE desktop. I only have installed the minimal KDE
>> installed to actually run digiKam and krita (these are the ONLY kde
>> apps that I run).
>>
>> I dislike nepomuk intensely and don't want it installed on my
>> computer. If that is what it would take, I would actually consider
>> switching to Windows to avoid nepomuk. I wouldn't actually do it, but
>> I'd seriously consider it.
>>
>> Many people run digiKam because it is the best photo management
>> software available. Many of these people run Linux. Many of them don't
>> use the KDE desktop and hence have no need for nepomuk. Even some KDE
>> users routinely disable nepomuk as soon as they install KDE.
>>
>> So PLEASE keep nepomuk optional even for Linux users, and even for KDE
>> Linux users.
>>
>> Kind regards,
>> Elle Stone
>>
>> --
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