And I thought open source photo management software was in its infancy?? Kimdaba seems another fine app to handle all of your pictures!
With KimDaBa it is today possible for me to find any image I have in less than 5 seconds, let that be an image with a special person, an image from a special place, or even both.
There are also some videos available to see it in action.
Everyone knows about those nifty webapps like GMail which seem to have a much better reponse time than regular websites. So, how does it work? Read all about it.
Ajax isn’t a technology, it’s more of a pattern.
On newsforge:
Though KDE 3.5 isn’t even out yet, developers are already working on KDE 4. Plenty of work has already gone into porting existing code to Qt4, the GUI toolkit upon which KDE is based, and KDE developers are working on projects that could radically change how the world’s most popular free desktop looks and works.
Finally a replacement for my excellent open-source windows TV recorder? 🙂 Can’t wait to check it out 😉 .
I’m quite a fan of Mandrake/Mandriva Linux though I’m really considering other distro’s like Kubuntu. Anyway, it seems linux is becoming more and more mainstream, also for desktops! Thank you Dell 😉
Update: Okay, my draft was so old that it seems that Dell will only be selling this in France. Oh well, it’s a start 😉
Putting all drafts from the past days aside: Opera is from now on FREE software!!!! :party: No more ads, no more license keys (Press Release). Next step..? 😉
While looking at a Gtk+ 2.8 release announcement, I ‘discovered’ an app to manage your digital photographs. But then I remembered we already have digiKam :D. Still I’m surprised at the progress that has been made in the last year. I remember looking for such an app, ‘Adobe PhotoAlbum alternative’, some time ago, and I didn’t find anything decent back then.
