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PhotoStructure for Desktop runs on macOS, Windows 10, and Ubuntu Desktop, is packaged with Electron (I'm alpha testing 6.0.0 today), and will be commercially li
by mceachen 7y ago
PhotoStructure for Desktop runs on macOS, Windows 10, and Ubuntu Desktop, is packaged with Electron (I'm alpha testing 6.0.0 today), and will be commercially licensed when the closed beta ends.
I'm also preparing a PhotoStructure for Servers build that is electron-less, and uses either docker or snap (it's how I run it on my NAS). I'm looking for more beta testers for this headless build, if you're interested.
https://blog.photostructure.com/introducing-photostructure/ https://blog.photostructure.com/introducing-photostructure/ has more background and signup information.
Disclaimer: I'm the author.
- luismedel 7y agoThank you. How do you cope with the code being visible inside the application drectory? About PhotoSctructure: - Great application idea, sincerely. My photo library is a big mess and this sounds super handy. - May I recommend another icon? I find strange that PhotoStructure "for Desktop" has a cloud in it's icon :-) - Regarding being a tester, thank you, but my current file server is a very stripped down debian box right now (Fujitsu Futro S900). :-)
- mceachen 7y agoThe cloud bit is because it's going to support dweb/multi-user sharing (added in a version coming Any Day Now). I'm testing it on an rpi 4, so if you've got ~> 2gb ram, it should run.
- luismedel 7y agoAwesome. Please, tell me how can I help at "luis at my-username-here dot com". Thank you!