Yeah, the the comment does sound mean. Not to blame you, since you indicate that you understand this. The digikam devs can be court at times, but that's mostly

Yeah, the the comment does sound mean. Not to blame you, since you indicate that you understand this. The digikam devs can be court at times, but that's mostly because many people show up with great expectations; mostly expectations of having someone else implement this or that. I shouldn't throw stones here really, I was one of those people a few years back. The project is huge and the core dev team quite small [1], essentially just two people and the occasional drive-by. This is one of those projects that I'd really like to see someone figure out a stable revenue stream. I'd guess that a lot of this is not "interesting" programming, but rather tedious "clocking in, clocking out" footwork. [1]: https://github.com/KDE/digikam/graphs/contributors https://github.com/KDE/digikam/graphs/contributors