On 8/31/12 11:18 AM, Sean Dague wrote:
Must haves:
* eyefi can sync to it
* can share from it to facebook, twitter, or my blog (honestly,
picassa kind of fails here)
* Linux tools know how to talk to it
* some sane API for full archival (if it's not something I can self
host)
Nice to have:
* be open source, so I can self host
* support face detection
* can do cool stuff with geocoded photos
* make it easy to get prints
Sounds like you're looking for an Open Source version of Adobe Lightroom
paired with Piwigo. I know of no such Open Source thing that does all
that Lightroom does, but assume someone has started a project to mimic it.
Lightroom wouldn't be completely mobile but it would give you good
control over your images and allow you to post them just about anywhere.
Many of the publishing plugins are written by a small community.
Plugins, and most of Lightroom, is written in LUA.
Personally I use Lightroom + Zenfolio. The only reason I don't use
Piwigo is because of the ease of ordering prints via Zenfolio + their
relationship to MPix.
Damion
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