I am exporting pictures from Shotwell and I notice that it automatically exports into the home folder. I would prefer it to export to the desktop that way I can easily attach a file and delete it when I'm done with it.
Is there a way to change the default export folder?
Shotwell does non-destructive photo editing (it keeps the original file untouched while keeping a log of actions to generate an edited photo in a database).
However, I would like to easily backup all of my photos that I edited in Shotwell (what if that database is corrupt?
Shotwell is the Ubuntu’s default photo manager. It lets you import photos from disk or camera, organize them in various ways, view them in full-window or fullscreen mode, and export them to share with others. It can also publish photos on various websites such as PicasaWeb, Flickr, Facebook and more.
I am using OpenVPN and whilst I can generate certificates using easyrsa just fine I don't really understand the settings in the easyrsa vars file:
export KEY_COUNTRY=""
export KEY_PROVINCE=""
export KEY_CITY=""
export KEY_ORG
export KEY_EMAIL=""
export KEY_EMAIL=
export KEY_CN=
export KEY_NAME=
export KEY_OU=
export PKCS11_MODULE_PATH=
export PKCS11_PIN=1234
Can anyone explain these settings ?
I want to organize my photos as follows:
my own folder structure, not date-based
not in ~/Pictures
automatically detect new photos in my folder structure (including in subfolders)
do not create copies of the photos (I need the harddrive space!)
Is this possible with Shotwell, and how do I do it? I really don't want Shotwell to move my files around.
I deleted the folders in ~/.cache/shotwell and ~/.local/share/shotwell in order to force shotwell to make a complete scan of the Pictures folder.I also did the steps explained in the FAQ.I found that shotwell import very few photos (40 of more than 4,000) and the one that imported appeared in the log as: L 1592 2012-11-29 17:48:18 [DBG] BatchImport.vala:1827: Importing /home/miguel/Imágenes/2007/0
If you end up in a situation when you need to quickly generate an HTML gallery using photos stored in digiKam, you will be pleased to learn that you can easily do this using the Export to HTML Kipi plugin available via the Export » Export to HTML command.
I am wanting to create a file in Solaris, so that I can export a few "items" whenever the machine is started up.
i.e.
I want to export ORACLE_HOME and ORACLE_SID and some other directories, of my own, when the machine has started up.
These are the 2 Oracle folders I need to export:
export ORACLE_HOME=/oracle/product/11.1.0/db_1/
export ORACLE_SID=orcl
This is the other folder I need to expor
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