• Visikde
    1•4 days ago

    @kde@floss.social @kde@lemmy.kde.social
    I process images with digikam, stuff like straightening crooked, adjusting color/contrast/brightness, metadata, add some text, Digikam does batch
    It’s just easier to use a viewer & file browser, downloading right into a folder
    Gwenview for crop, resize, rename, Dolphin tabs, split panes for management
    Digikam doesn’t care if I move stuff around with other programs as long as it’s in a folder Digi is watching

  • David Chisnall (*Now with 50% more sarcasm!*)
    7•6 days ago

    @kde@floss.social @kde@lemmy.kde.social

    I just wanted to say: it’s great seeing the first screenshot on macOS, and thank you all for making the effort to create great cross-platform software.

    It’s far easier to convince someone to move to a different OS if all of their existing apps work. Replacing each program that they depend on one at a time can be done slowly, over multiple years, and at some point you realise that you’re not locked into an OS at all.

  • Kühlschrank
    3•6 days ago

    This looks like the specific kind of tool I’ve been searching for for a long time. Looking forward to trying it out

  • adaEnglish
    3•6 days ago

    Love digiKam! It and darktable make up my daily drivers for my photography!

  • boredsquirrel
    2•6 days ago

    Reminds me of this post

    My attempt of reducing the insane UI buttons everywhere to make it a bit cleaner

    It is still way too much, and unlike other Qt apps (like QGIS for example) the panels are not all configurable.

    I am sure it is really great software, but this cosmetic issue makes it extremely overwhelming to newcomers. People just dont expect this load from anything.