Shotwell 0.11.0 Released

Today Yorba is proud to announce the release of Shotwell 0.11.0.  This is the latest version of our photo management software.

Changelog:

  • Hierarchical tags
  • Support for RAW+JPEG and selectable RAW developer
  • Switched from GConf to GSettings
  • “Hide Photos Already Imported” is now persistent
  • New Saved Search options
  • Mimics no longer stored in home directory
  • Added support for BMP format
  • Many, many bugfixes

Download a source tarball from the Shotwell home page at:
http://www.yorba.org/shotwell/

Binaries for Ubuntu Natty will be available soon at Yorba’s Launchpad PPA:
https://launchpad.net/~yorba/+archive/ppa

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8 Responses to Shotwell 0.11.0 Released

  1. eigenman says:

    Very exciting! Thank you guys for making an amazing program.

  2. rasmus says:

    Hi,
    Remind me again how I use nested tags.

    I have tried the following in the add tag dialog:

    SW/Stormtrooper
    SW\Stormtrooper
    SW|Stormtrooper
    /SW/Stormtropper
    \SW\Stormtrooper

    I even tried Drag and Drop or whatever the mouse ritual is called.

    What’s the magic symbol needed to actually use nested tags?
    (I find http://redmine.yorba.org/issues/4005 ambiguous and http://redmine.yorba.org/projects/shotwell/repository/revisions/4589998095aa22e0bb9b9f85a9ba17cc4d9e159e doesn’t add much info either).

    Thanks,
    Rasmus

    • rasmus says:

      Sorry, I got it working dragging a little harder. . .

      Is it not possible to specify subtags via keyboard?

      • Lucas Beeler says:

        Hi Rasmus,

        As of Shotwell 0.11 it is not possible to create new child tags using the “Add Tags” dialog. The only way to create a new child tag is to right-click on a tag in the sidebar and choose “New…” from the context menu. This will create a new child tag of the selected tag. Once you’ve created a child tag however, you can specify its name in the “Add Tags” and “Modify Tags” dialogs to apply it to photos.

        Cheers,
        Lucas

  3. Frederic Lapeyre says:

    Thank you very much for Shotwell.

    Just discovered shotwell with Ubuntu 11.04. Installed the latest version of Shotwell. While it is fast to launch and nice looking, I will stick with f-spot. Shotwell is still too poor in terms of tags and functionalities and does not yet suit users with well structured photo-stores.

    I do not see why it was chosen over f-spot. With thousands of pictures tagged, f-spot does not consume space and sorts pictures in the correct order. Shotwell uses a lot of space to replicate the pictures, the import took for ever. Shotwell does not seem to be leveraging the exif data as well as f-spot and above all, is very very poor with tags. Use of folders where pictures are stored is absent. Sorting by date does not work for me. The import from f-spot did not recover more that 1% of f-spot tags. I agree Shotwell is nice but not yet the right tool for large and well organised photo-stores.

    Seriously, I do not see the fuss against f-spot and had to install f-spot back on my compter.

    Hope shotwell will improve its functioalities. Seriously, as I would like consensus on the photo tool for ubuntu. Really a shame both teams do not group together.

    Regards.

  4. xulsolar says:

    No shotwell 0.11 for Maverick?

    • Eric Gregory says:

      Hi Xusolar,

      We don’t provide packages for Maverick. There are people in the Ubuntu community that do, but these are not supported by us.

  5. Vamp898 says:

    What about Fillmore/Lombard/Maria/Media?

    When will they get a new release

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