[ Thanks to Linux User & Developer magazine for this
link. ]
Does the upcoming version 2.0 offer enough to keep
digiKam ahead of the pack? We put the latest release through its
paces…When it comes to tweaking and managing photos, few applications
can rival digiKam. This everything-but-the-kitchen-sink software is
designed to handle virtually every photographic task, from
transferring and processing photos to organizing and sharing them.
digiKam developers churn out new versions of the application at an
impressive rate, and each new release brings a slew of bug fixes,
improvements, and new features. The latest version 2.0 is no
exception. Despite the modest point-one increase in version number,
digiKam 2.0 brings several significant new features and a vast
array of tweaks and fixes.
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