On Mon, 2005-06-13 at 14:09 +0300, Dotan Cohen wrote: > For my upcomming installation of FC4 I finally convinced the better > half that we do not need dual boot. That is, of course, If I can find > a replacemnet for the LAST bit of windows software that we use: > BrilliantPhoto. > > We need a photo management program that lets us store names of places/ > people as IPTC data in the photo itself. The program would let us > add/edit this data and search based upon it. > > I looked at Mapivi but had many problems installing it. I had also > tried to run BrilliantPhoto in wine with no success. > > I'm open to all types of suggestions. Although I would prefer Open > Source software, I'm willing to look at anything including commercial > software and even software designed for other OS's that I can run in > wine or by some other method. Right now I have no solution other than > a dual-boot machine. > > Thanks. Did you try gThumb? It comes with FC4 and allows you to store names of places and other data and search for it. F-Spot looks good too - you may install it from Dag's repository, but the dependencies are broken, so you will need to find some required packages manually.
