Can anyone please explain what I am doing wrong?Īlternatively is there another application capable of handling thousands of high-res images including RAW, offering similar features and that will work on Mint 20. AMD Ryzen 4800U CPU for faster software compilation times and better integrated graphics QHD+ screen resolution instead of 4K, for diminished power consumption. Still I cannot import more images nor can I work out why my DK installation is unlike the version in the documentation. digikam config folder), re-installing Digikam and re-indexing the images. This software makes importing and organizing digital photos seamless. I eventually reached the conclusion perhaps my menu had been lost somehow but I've now spent many many hours uninstalling (several different ways - note: I could find no. digiKam is an advanced digital photo management application for the K Desktop Environment (KDE). See the screen dump below showing DK opened on top of the documentation page from here.
My installation has a different menu structure. I also see that the Digikam documentation does not seem to correspond with version 7.1. I now have that so a couple of weeks ago I attempted to import new (RPD-renamed) images but Import menu option is now greyed out on theDigikam menu. I then managed to create 3 albums in Digikam and imported images from my locally mounted (via fstab) 3TB HDD. I also installed Rapid Photo Downloader & renamed all my images in 3 folders relating to my current and previous 2 cameras.
A while ago I installed Digikam 7.1 onto a Linux Mint 20.1 MATE fresh install.
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