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Finetune digiKam by Tweaking Its Settings

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Dmitri Popov
Nov 10, 2010

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“While you can start using digiKam without tweaking its
settings, you might want to spend a few minutes modifying the
application’s default configuration to make it work your way.
digiKam features dozens of settings, and which ones you want to
adjust is up to you. Here are a few examples to get you started.
First off, choose Settings | Configure digiKam to open the
Configure window which provides access to all digiKam’s settings.

“By default, digiKam uses the system font for the Icons and Tree
views, but you can easily change that. Switch to the Album View
section, select Custom Font from the Icon View font drop-down list,
press the Choose button, and select the font you want. In a similar
manner, you can change the Tree View font. While you are at it, you
might want to tick the Show a count of items in Tree Views check
box. When this option is enabled, digiKam displays the total item
count next to each album in the My Albums pane.”


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