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[Leon Goldstein]

I mentioned in a previous post Fotoxx.  I loved Compupic but it hasn't 
worked with current Linuces for years.  (I ran it under ancient Libranet 
3.0 but had to copy the earlier Libranet's glibc 2.3.1 and write a 
script to start Compupic in the older environment.)

Fotoxx has plenty of tools, and to be truthful I'm still trying to 
fathom its interface, so I can't provide a detailed review right now.


On 08/06/2016 11:29 AM, Ken Moffat via Linux-users wrote:
> Yes. As far as the desktop goes, which program have you found that 
> will properly organize a photo collection? Also, I love LibreOffice, 
> but the (sadly necessary) MS compatibility is lacking. These are the 
> two things that stop widespread adoption of Linux. If ODF were the 
> standard format that would be great. If Google had kept updating their 
> photo app and had a Drive app for linux, that would be great. These 
> are the big home user needs not filled adequately by linux. (IMHO. 
> correction welcome!)
>
> On Sat, Aug 6, 2016 at 7:39 AM Man-wai Chang via Linux-users 
> <linux-users at linux-sxs.org <mailto:linux-users at linux-sxs.org>> wrote:
>
>     On 1/04/16 23:37, Lonni J Friedman via Linux-users wrote:
>     > 2016 is the year of the linux desktop!
>     >
>
>     As long as linux **servers** are working reliably, securely, swiftly,
>     silently, invisibly!
>
>     (The last 3 adjectives came from Ghost Recon the Window$ game!)
>
>     Linux desktop, um.... in my belief, is not that important. :)
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