Setting up an efficient photographic workflow on Linux is more than just installing and mastering digiKam, the GIMP, and Darktable. Automating routine tasks like importing, organizing, and geotagging photos as well as using specialized tools for managing and processing images and RAW files can save you a lot of time and effort and make your photographic workflow more efficient and robust.
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