John -
I think jAlbum is probably hands down the best gallery software
available for a reasonable price. It comes in two flavors - Standard
and Pro - with the difference being the Pro allows you to use it for
sales and have a shopping cart. Otherwise, the features are the same.
There is a wide variety of skins available or you can customize your own
and, unlike some others, you can have your own site rather than
uploading to the "company" site. The Standard is $49 and includes a year
of updates. After a year the software is still yours to use but you get
no further updates without an annual purchase.
https://jalbum.net/en/software/features
-p
On 6/19/2021 1:03 AM, John Francis wrote:
A friend of mine has recently provided me with space on one of his
machines where I can, amongst other things, host a photo gallery.
The last time I did this (some years ago - I was still using a PZ-1p
at the time) I hand-crafted all the HTML code myself. I have no
desire to go through that experience again, so I'm looking for a
fairly easy way to do this.
It used to be possible to do it in Photoshop Elements (which is
what I use for most of my day-to-day stuff) but apparently this
feature disappeared in later versions - the only options I see
now are ways to upload things to your facebook or twitter account,
neither of which I have.
I believe that it is still possible to do this in Lightroom, but
I only have Lightroom 4, and neither machine that was installed
on is still operational.
Does anyone have any suggestions on a good way to go about this?
The hosting machine is running debian linux; I have full access
to the machine, and SSH and SFTP clients on my home (Windows) box.
I'd like something free (or at least cheap) - any ideas?
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