5 Best Linux Photo Management Software

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gThumb

gThumb is a lightweight photo management application built mainly for GNOME desktop environment. It includes all the basic photo management features as well as some editing and advance operations. Some of the main features of gThumb are:

#Photos & Graphics #Image Editing #Photo Editing

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digiKam

digiKam is mainly developed for KDE, but works just as well on other desktop environments. It comes with a lot of features with an interface that works nicely. The main features of digiKam includes:

#Photography #Photography Tools #Photos & Graphics 9 social mentions

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Shotwell

Shotwell photo manager is also for GNOME desktop environment. Shotwell, while isn’t as feature-rich as gThumb, does what it promises. The main features of Shotwell are:

#Photos & Graphics #Photo Editing #Photography

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KPhotoAlbum

KPhotoAlbum is a photo management application also intended to be used on KDE desktop environment. What makes KPhotoAlbum unique is its categorization process and time-based browsing. You can categorize photos by People, Places, Events etc. And for time-based browsing, it has a dedicated timeline or Date Bar at the bottom of the user interface.

#Photos & Graphics #Photo Editing #Photography

5

Darktable

Darktable is more of a photo editing application than an organizer. Darktable stands out for its own user interface regardless of the desktop environment you might be using, and of course for its editing capabilities. The basic features include:

#Image Editing #Graphic Design Software #Photo Editing 8 social mentions