For photo intersted fellas, digiKam has recently released 8.6.0.

I am a digiKam user, it is a photography software I really appreciate.

Free and open source software. Donations are welcome to the project.

digikam.org/news/2025-03-15-8.


Two reasons to digitize photos is discussed: for a historical archive or for a personal collection.

Isn't it great, this pod episode is released on Hacker Public Radio. HPR has a now show every weekday Monday through Friday.

hackerpublicradio.org/eps/hpr4

DigiKam 8.5.0 is released! Professional Photo Management with the Power of Open Source.

Available for Windows, macOS and Linux. For Linux, I recommend to use the AppImage from the team, see their download page.

I use digiKam as my photo catalog manager and for other photo tasks. I also use some other photo tools, but digiKam is the center for my digital photo management.

digikam.org/news/2024-11-16-8.

A brief discussion about two methods of digitizing analog photos.

Knowledge sharing. Tune in the Hacker Public Radio podcast where I today have the honor to talk about my experience of digitizing photos.

hackerpublicradio.org/eps/hpr4

How do you calibrate your monitor on Linux?

I use DisplayCAL, a GUI (and more) based on Argyll. And I use X11. Wayland appears troublesome for color management:

From Argyll I read:
"As a consequence there is little prospect of ArgyllCMS being able to support display calibration and profiling for Wayland.

So my current advice for people wanting to use a color managed display on Linux is to stick to X11."

argyllcms.com/

The raw image processing software RawTherapee has now released 5.11. For Windows, macOS and Linux.

Release notes and download: rawtherapee.com/downloads/5.11

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