Public bug reported:
Binary package hint: f-spot
This is what I do:
Plug in my camera (Canon EOS 400D). F-Spot starts. I cancel the dialog, then go
"Photo"->"Import".
The program shows the import dialogue with "Import Source" on top, a preview
area below, the input field for tags below, and finally the three check-boxes
"Detect duplicates", "Copy files to Photo folder" and "Include Subfolders".
Now I select my camera from the input source dropdown.
What happens then is that a new import dialog opens, where there is neither the
"Include Subfolders" nor the "Copy files to Photo folder" options. So I do not
have the option of automatically creating a folder according to the date etc.
of the photo, but have to set the destination manually.
This does not happen if I choose a local folder as input source.
I slightly remember that after I initially installed f-spot, it did work
as expected, but now all of a sudden it ignores the setting that
~/Photos should be the default import folder :/
** Affects: f-spot (Ubuntu)
Importance: Undecided
Status: New
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Camera import in F-Spot does not care for default import settings
https://bugs.launchpad.net/bugs/436514
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