Re: Bug#561868: ITP: piwigo -- photo gallery software for the web

[Nicolas <nikrou77@gmail.com>]

Hi,

thanks for your interest in piwigo. 

> That's a quite interesting package because I intend to implement such
gallery software soonish.  Could you please do some comparison against
ansel1 which is just inside Debian.  I'd be interested how both compare
to have some help for the decision which one to use.

To be honest, I didn't know about ansel before you ask for comparaison. I search for that application. I saw screenshot and features and it looks good but I didn't find a simple way to install it. Maybe I forgot something.
I'm not sure I'm the right person to do an honest compaison because I'm involved in piwigo development ! But I can say one thing. I think piwigo is simple : simple to install and very intuitive to use. We embrassed KISS concept.

Regards,
Nicolas

2009/12/21 Andreas Tille <andreas@an3as.eu>

On Sun, Dec 20, 2009 at 11:14:22PM +0100, Nicolas Roudaire wrote:
>
> * Package name    : piwigo
>   Version         : 2.0.7
>   Upstream Author : Pierrick LE GALL <plg@piwigo.org>
> * URL             : http://piwigo.org/
> * License         : GPL
>   Programming Lang: PHP
>   Description     : photo gallery software for the web
>
> Piwigo is a photo gallery software for the web, built by an active community
>  of users and developers. Extensions make Piwigo easily customizable.
>
>  Features:
>   - localization in english, french, german, spanish, italian, nederlands, portuguese, ...
>   - tags
>   - permissions on photos and categories
>   - virtual category allowing picture to be in multiple categories
>   - meaningful URLs
>   - user comments and rating
>   - use of iptc and exif metadatas
>   - notification of news by email or RSS feed
>   - best rated, most view pictures
>   - web api allowing requests or administration from other applications.

That's a quite interesting package because I intend to implement such
gallery software soonish.  Could you please do some comparison against
ansel1 which is just inside Debian.  I'd be interested how both compare
to have some help for the decision which one to use.

Kind regards

       Andreas.

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