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regarding the new vtown packages, if you eventually decide to drop digikam please consider keeping its dependency OpenCV in, it's very valuable for a lot of people working with image processing and it's a bit heavy to build on weak machines.
On its own it would be a great addition to the base system in my opinion.
regarding the new vtown packages, if you eventually decide to drop digikam please consider keeping its dependency OpenCV in, it's very valuable for a lot of people working with image processing and it's a bit heavy to build on weak machines.
On its own it would be a great addition to the base system in my opinion.
I believe we shouldn't bother anymore about the installation kit size and definitively to keep Digikam - it is best tool for photos.
And it is already hard to buy an 16B usb stick, they sell mainly of 32GB, 64GB and 128GB. Which is plenty of room also for this digikam source code tarball.
Last edited by LuckyCyborg; 11-04-2020 at 06:17 AM.
I believe we shouldn't bother about the installation kit size and definitively to keep Digikam - it is best tool for photos.
And it is already hard to buy an 16B usb stick, they sell mainly of 32GB, 64GB and 128GB. Which is plenty of room also for this digikam source code tarball.
If Slackware drops digikam and/or opencv, I will maintain a package in 'ktown' together with all the other relevant stuff that gets dropped.
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