#Digikam pdf software#
#Digikam pdf windows#

I would much rather have iron-clad support for the basics than adding new bells and whistles. I know the iphone problems are not Canonical's fault, however I swear that iron-clad iphone/ipod support (even though I hate the devices) would bring much more users to Ubuntu than completely revamping the GUI. She also tried loading some music onto her iphone and failed again (a newer version of libimobiledevice was needed). The other day she was in a bind and tried to use my desktop to print a passport photo and was not able to.

#Digikam pdf windows#

I can't stand Windows and OS X, and have been using Ubuntu since 6.10, however I can't get my wife to even consider using Linux. All it takes is one bad experience and then the person experimenting with Linux won't give it another shot. Start by the basics! If a computer user cannot easily perform basic tasks like printing, then there is no hope to get the operating system widely adopted. Makes sense, however in my opinion this is one of the reasons why Ubuntu, and Linux as a whole is not more widely adopted. Latter, these guys hand it off to printer people (ie: the folks putting the image into the magazine advertisement, etc) to print.

#Digikam pdf software#

Such software falls into either the 'casual social networker' category, or into the 'professional photo manipulation' category.įormer, printing is not a development priority. Why is this so damn difficult? What am I missing? I try the print wizard, which is completely useless. Digikam appelle ces dossiers collection et album. Les photos restent dans des dossiers normaux accessibles par Digikam mais aussi par le gestionnaire de fichiers. La base de données ne contient pas les photos, mais ce quil faut pour les gérer.

I try five more times, and can't figure out why this happens. Préalable, collections et albums et la base de données de Digikam. I click the image settings tab, select 'scale to' 4圆 inches. I select my image, go to print images and click the option button on the bottom. Apart from that the photo is bordless, just too big. I try printing again and now the image is about 10 % too big, and half an inch is missing all the way around. I can't find any documentation for the print options). This time I make sure that the scale is 100%, I select the right image size in the image settings, I have double checked the paper size, turned off the 'reduce/enlarge' in the advanced dialogue (even though I don't know what these options do. I notice after the fact that somewhere else the page setup set the scale factor to 50%. I press print, and the image is 50% smaller than expected. This time, in the print dialogue, I go to image settings are select width of 4 inches, height 6 inches. When I select print, these specifications are ignored. I got to image->print size and specify that I want a 4 by 6 image.

What happens is that I set everything up, and then the photo that comes out is purely random in size. I have tried with the Gimp, Digikam, Gwenview, etc. Hier setzt das Projekt DigiKAM (Digitales Kollaborationsnetzwerk zur Erschließung von Additive Manufacturing) an: Mittels eines digitalen Kollaborationsnetzwerks werden branchenübergreifend die verschie- densten Anwender und Dienstleister von Additive Manufacturing über den gesamten Entstehungsprozess ef zient miteinander vernetzt. I have spent the last 5 hours trying to simply print a 4圆 photo, and a passport sized 2x2.75 inch photo.