Photo Manager is a free program for helping you organize a collection of photographs or other pictures, categorizing them with keywords to make finding particular images easier, and keeping track of metadata for each picture (such as the conditions under which it was made). It's aimed mainly at photographers.
This program is currently in a very early stage of development, and it isn't likely to be developed particularly quickly. It only has the bare minimum of features needed for my own use, and some parts of it are not very intuitive to use. I'm releasing it just in case it's useful to someone else.
Photo Manager is written in Perl using the Gtk2 libraries. As such it might not be particularly easy to install, especially on non-Unix platforms. I haven't tried running it on anything other than Linux, but it should be possible to run it on other platforms. That might involve a little porting work though. Patches welcome.
Photo Manager is distributed as Free Software under the terms of the GNU General Public License.
Take a look at the screenshots to get a rough idea of how the application is used. The manual explains how to use it.
If you find a bug or have a suggestion or patch, write to Geoff at the domain ‘laxan.com’.
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Installation
There's not really any proper installation system, just the standard CPAN stuff. If you've installed Perl, the Perl Gtk2 library, and the other necessary Perl modules, then you should just be able to use these commands in the directory you get when you unpack the source code:
perl Makefile.PL make make install
Alternatively you can run the program from within the source directory without installing it, with something like this:
perl -Ilib photo-manager