It's also open in that even its internal DB (maintained so it doesn't have to keep on rewriting images all the time) is a sqlite database, so easy to fiddle with outside of digikam.
Posted Jun 17, 2010 10:32 UTC (Thu) by tzafrir (subscriber, #11501)
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Right. But try copying it from one computer to the other. It will loudly complain about invalid an UUID. It stores the UUID of the disk in the DB.
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Posted Jun 18, 2010 8:15 UTC (Fri) by buchanmilne (guest, #42315)
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In 1.3, the database can also be external (so, sharing photo meta-data between different machines is possible, if the photos are in a constant location, e.g. network share). At present only MySQL is supported, but more external databases will come.
Digikam is also available on Windows, and while there are a few small issues, works adequately, and is better than many of the free apps on Windows.