[packman] kalbum

[Catia Lavalle]

Hi,
thank you guys, you are really fast! I never really looked too much into 
digikam because it sounded me more a "picture editor/digital camera 
application" than a "pure album/web album creator" application like kalbum 
is (which is actually what I needed, I want something that in a fast way 
help me to  build a web album to show pictures to my friends once that the 
pictures are already on the HD).
The features that I need from kalbum are:

" * export the albums as a complete web site, or .war web archive 
  * easy to edit html templates for creating a customized web site"

the page 
http://www.theo3.physik.uni-stuttgart.de/lavalle/pict/London-2004/
is an example of what I want and kalbum creates it in a couple of clicks
(it can do more ...... if you want to spend more time ......).
I'll have anyway a much better look to digikam ....
bye
			catia lavalle
p.s. thanks a lot for the rpm of kalbum........ehm  what about the 64 bit 
version? ... maybe I ask too much ........

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On Mon, 28 Nov 2005, Pascal Bleser wrote:

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> Roland Wolters wrote:
> > I don't know kalbum, but I looks like that it has no ongoing development - so 
> > maybe you want to have a look at digikam which has a strong community and 
> > several interesting features and tools (especially when you install the so 
> > called kipi plugins).
> > And it can generate or export sets of photos, too - there is for example the 
> > possibility to export all the stuff to gallery servers, flickr or as a set of 
> > html pages which you can copy&paste to your own webserver.
> 
> I'm doing kalbum right now.
> Will be available on my site tomorrow morning:
> http://linux01.gwdg.de/~pbleser/
> (suser-guru repository)
> 
> Nevertheless, have a look at digikam, as Roland said, it's much more
> actively developed ;)
> 
> cheers
> - --
>   -o) Pascal Bleser     http://linux01.gwdg.de/~pbleser/
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