shotwell

Ubuntu ships by default Shotwell, digital photo manager designed in mind with numerous features and a clear, intuitive interface, while providing online service integration.

Days ago, Shotwell 0.14 was released, adding long-awaited features and enhancements, major stable version strengthened now by the just-released Shotwell 0.14.1.

Ubuntu ships by default Shotwell, powerful versatile photo manager presenting itself as a reliable, easy-to-use photo organizer, manager, uploader and viewer.

Shotwell has been updated to version 0.14, introducing long-awaited features, as well as fixes, optimizations and improvements.

Shotwell, Ubuntu's default digital photo organizer, has been updated to another meaningful release, 0.13, introducing new features and under-the-hood changes.

The new 0.13 release adds support for Tumblr, consequently, users are now able to easily upload images to Tumblr directly from inside Shotwell.

The Tumblr plugin is disabled by default, in order to activate it, navigate to Shotwell-->Edit-->Plugins-->check Tumblr

Ubuntu is definitely a full-fledged operating system that can successfully handle not only "common" daily tasks (reading an email, browsing the web, watching a movie, etc) but also complex "workflows", such as dealing, maneuvering and editing media-oriented actions, where creativity can be unleashed and corroborated with powerful applications, apps "situated" usually 1-click away in the warmth and "coolness" of Ubuntu Software Center.

How can we express our creativity, passion, feeling, demands, requirements, intentions via software usable in Ubuntu 12.04 LTS?

Ubuntu's default photo manager, Shotwell, has been updated to version 0.12.3, bringing bug fixes and various improvements.

The new 0.12.3 release adds improved file detection on various cameras, correct exposing of all tags (fixes the missing tags bug), improved usable autoenhace, as well as proper zoom actions.

How do we install Shotwell 0.12.3?
Add the following official PPA (Oneiric)

Shotwell, Ubuntu's default photo manager, has been updated to version 0.12 (March 28th 2012) bringing stability improvements and new tools, nevertheless, numerous users encountered a serious, critical bug, meaning, when an image was opened via right-click on it-->Open With-->Shotwell Photo Viewer a dialog appeared displaying an error, thus making Shotwell unable to open (and then adjust, modify, edit) that particular image.

Ubuntu's default photo manager, Shotwell, has just been updated to version 0.12, after several months of "hard work", consolidating Shotwell into a solid project that in its 0.12 release "saw us add our one-hundred-thousandth line of code".

Along with numerous bug fixes and "it’s now more stable than ever before", the 0.12 release introduces a new tool, Straighten, useful for adjusting and modifying picture's angles.

Ubuntu's default photo manager, Shotwell, has just been updated to another bug fixes-release version, 0.11.6.

Shotwell 0.11.6 fixes a critical bug that caused loss of tag data (when adding or modifying tags in single-photo view).

How do we install Shotwell 0.11.6?
Add the following official PPA (Natty)

Ubuntu's default digital photo manager, Shotwell, has been updated to 0.11.1 version, marking another bug fixes-related release.

What is new in Shotwell 0.11.1?

• RAW+JPEG pairing now works on file import
• RAW developer bugs fixed
• numerous bug fixes and improvements (fixed startup crashes, hierarchical tag, internationalization, etc)

How do we install Shotwell 0.11?
Add the following official PPA (Natty)

Shotwell, Ubuntu's default digital photo manager, has reached yet another significant release, 0.11 version, packed with extended support, new features and numerous bug fixes.

What is new in Shotwell 0.11?