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Wash away the photo workflow blues with blueMarine

Posted by Scott_Ruecker on · 5 comments
Linux.com; By Nathan Willis 		Mail this story
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Photo buffs who are fond of open source software would do well to look at blueMarine. Right now, the free, cross-platform application's strength is image management, but it is on its way to becoming a complete workflow tool. Its cataloging features are robust, its architecture is extensible, and it takes some intriguing new approaches. Java consultant Fabrizio Giudici started the project in 2003, but it languished as he grew frustrated with the limitations of the Swing toolkit. In 2006, he rebuilt the code using the newly released NetBeans platform, and hasn't looked back since.

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Comments (5)

techiem2 ·
Anyone else having trouble getting to the program's site or just me? :)
helios ·
no, I failed for over an hour myself
techiem2 ·
Ok. So it's not just me. I still can't connect. Thanks.
tracyanne ·
No can't get there.
techiem2 ·
heh. Maybe the site got overloaded with requests and the webhost locked it down for now?

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