Public bug reported:
Whenever I try to import photos into F-spot from a location on my hard
disk, F-spot starts occupying 2.5 gb of system memory. I am using Ubuntu
Gutsy 7.10 and F-spot version 0.4.0ubuntu3. F-spot returns the message
"Import Error. Error importing /path/to/file.jpg. Out of memory." This
happens when I use the import option from the File menu or simply drag
and drop from the file browser, but NOT when I import from a digital
camera. I was not having this problem the last time I imported photos on
Dec 17, 2007. I do not have the option in Synaptic Package Manager to
force a previous version, so I assume that the F-spot package itself has
not been updated. I have also read on various forums (dated several
months ago) that libEXIF could cause "memory leaks" but that package
also did not have the option to force version. Could it be possible that
a package that was updated after Dec 17 that F-spot depends on could be
causing this problem?
** Affects: ubuntu
Importance: Undecided
Status: New
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F-Spot runs out of memory when importing photos
https://bugs.launchpad.net/bugs/190855
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