Shutterbugs, listen up! Linspire (http://www.linspire.com) has released LPhoto 2.0, the newest release of the company’s photo management application for Linux.
In addition to an improved user interface and niceties such as drag-and-drop import and export, LPhoto 2.0 is now “plug and play” compatible with hundreds of digital cameras. Other enhancements include a new web templating system for site synchronization, the ability to burn images to CD or VCD and an Open-GL slideshow.
Linux may still lack some of the tools found on Mac OS X and Windows, but applications such as LPhoto are rapidly closing the gap.
Linspire offers LPhoto for free to Click-and-Run Warehouse subscribers, and for$ 19.95 to non-members. Or, if you want to build the code yourself, the source code is readily available. Just point, click, and shoot.
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