photo management

Snap happy with free software

Manage your photos with digiKam

Ryan Cartwright
2007-08-17
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It’s been said that for a free software desktop to succeed it needs to address the needs of the average home user. Managing digital photographs is just one of those needs. Let’s see how one of the more popular free software photo management applications, digiKam, measures up.

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