If you want dolphin fix it so that all views work normally ie details,
large and small icons and lists any time I have used it ir runs with no
icons and I have to sw to detail view every time.
Also hope kdenlive can be improved for capturing, multicam features as
well as including cinelerra
On 2017-07-26 12:47 AM, AURO KUMAR SAHOO wrote:
Mr Ross, Thanks for response.
what I think Ubuntu studio is concentrating more on audio rather
graphics and video, and I may be wrong as gimp is well added with many
plugins and filters which I like most in Ubuntu Studio .
I want Ubuntu Studio a default Multimedia Studio for all, not only
audio workstations.
These ideas may be inconvenient, but not impossible. If Ubuntu Studio
concentrate on photography, video edit and graphics then may I request
to add Dolphin File manager.
Reason:- Although Thunar is a great file manager but it lacks some
great functionality of Dolphin File Manager. Dolphin is more helpful
in previewing files like Photographs including RAW and Preview of
audio or video is possible in file manager itself.
And as ubuntu studio is taking many KDE applications like Kdenlive,
Krita with many KDE depedancies; then adding a kde file manger will
not be a bad idea.
Gwen-view is more to xfce Rastretto , So if Ubuntu Studio Developers
consider a Photography studio part, they may consider Adding Dolphin
and Gwenview.
I know its not that easy like writing a mail, but its a suggestion
from a long time dedicated Graphics and video user.
Regards
A K sahoo
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Hi All,
I am sure you have all seen the announcement, but just in case -
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Hi Auro,
On 11/06/17 04:36, AURO KUMAR SAHOO wrote:
> Sir,
> It's a great effort in bringing Ubuntu studio to this point. As a
> suggestion may I request you to include digiKam, for image
browsing. I
> think it's as competitive as adobe bridge and supports raw and all
> image format.
>
> The requirements arise as when a single folder containing JPEG and
> RAW, only JPEG is viewed for quick review in rastretto but no raw.
>
> I myself install the digikam but it will be great if included and
> mastered and syncronized with other softwares in bundle.
>
> I know it requires many effort but if made it can make the graphics
> section more fulfilling. It may not be digiKam, but any thing as
> competitive.
>
> Thank you
>
Sorry for not replying sooner.
At the moment, we don't include any photo organaniser/manager or photo
viewing type of applications in our photography meta package. We
instead
concentrate on photo manipulation/editing applications.
There are many organisers and viewers out there as well as
digikam. Are
there others out there that think it would be a good idea to include
one. Which one? Digikam?
Regards,
Ross
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