Hi, I'm using shotwell 0.15.0 on ubuntu 13.10 (i386)
I have the "write metadata to photo files" option enabled. This option appears to be causing my photo library to fill up with duplicate photos. I'll import photos from the camera and not delete them. I'll then tag the photos and these tags are written to the files. Sometime later I do another import and the older photos are imported again creating duplicates. I suspect the CRC check fails due to the tags which were added. Turning off "write metadata to photo files" is not ideal because I have the photos on a shared folder and my tags automatically appear to the other users on the system. Any thoughts on how to better manage this? Always deleting the photos from the camera would work except we have multiple devices and multiple users in the home and trying to enforce this ... well it's not going to happen. If tags were written to an associated xml file this would preserve the original and could be useful for file formats which don't support metadata. I don't know if there is already a standard for this. Thanks Craig _______________________________________________ Shotwell mailing list Shotwell@lists.yorba.org http://lists.yorba.org/cgi-bin/mailman/listinfo/shotwell
