On Wed, 2015-11-25 at 10:10 -0800, Luya Tshimbalanga wrote: > From this comment[1], it seems Shotwell has been forked and the > original > upstream is no more. I tried gThumb but my concern is the lack of > support for non-destructive editing method. In addition, Shotwell > still > has an outstanding bug[2] related to Facebook account affecting all > distributions. As Design Suite maintainer using Workstation as a > base, I > think it will be time to reevaluate which actively maintained > application should be included as default. I looked at Gnome Photos > but > it lacks support of sorting folders by date i.e (YYYY/MM/DD). > Comments > welcome. Yes, Shotwell maintenance ended about half a year ago, after Yorba fizzled out. I strongly support removing it with or without replacement. I would much rather ship gThumb than Shotwell; gThumb is great. With my upstream GNOME hat on, our focus now is on promoting our content apps, including GNOME Photos, which is a core app that we intend distributions shipping GNOME to install by default. We don't intend for gThumb to be a core app; that's a more advanced tool. So my vote is for Photos, even though it's less mature. We're going to have a content apps hackfest next week in Madrid; I will mention your request for sorting options in Photos, and maybe it will happen. (I'll myself be focused on Music, our Rhythmbox replacement, since I have a lot of music and not a lot of photos.) Michael -- desktop mailing list desktop@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx http://lists.fedoraproject.org/admin/lists/desktop@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx
