Photogroove version 0.1
Sunday, May 17, 2009 11:38:47 AM
Photogroove is a program to generate static HTML photo gallery. It was my first project written in TCL/TK language. This program is very simple but can still be very usefull specially if you don't want to use any fancy picasa like tool. For each picture you can enter date, place and description. This information can be written in a file (.phg) to be recalled latter. The most nice feature is that when it generate the thumbnails all will have the same size. If the picture is rotated it will be cropped.
Infos
Language: Tcl/Tk
Depends: bwidget & TclMagick
Language: English
In action
This is a screenshot of the program in action. Use "<<" to go to the previous picture, ">>" to the next, "-90" to rotate counter-clockwise and "+90" to rotate clockwise. The little "A" button next to the Date and Place fields can be used to get the information from the last picture, this can save you a lot of typing.
On the top menu you can select the size of the created images (Sizes) for the album, the size of the thumbnails (Thumbnails), go to the first image (Start) and on the File menu you can: Select images to process (Import Images), save your project (Save list), open your project (Load List) and finally quit (Quit).
Download & Install
You can download Photogroove here. This is version 0.1.
To install simply extract it (tar xvzf photogroove-0.1.tgz), make sure you have the bwidget and tclmagick instaled and run it (./photogroove.tcl).
Ps. If you are running Debian GNU/Linux you can install the dependencies using apt-get. Simply:
Infos
Language: Tcl/Tk
Depends: bwidget & TclMagick
Language: English
In action
This is a screenshot of the program in action. Use "<<" to go to the previous picture, ">>" to the next, "-90" to rotate counter-clockwise and "+90" to rotate clockwise. The little "A" button next to the Date and Place fields can be used to get the information from the last picture, this can save you a lot of typing.
On the top menu you can select the size of the created images (Sizes) for the album, the size of the thumbnails (Thumbnails), go to the first image (Start) and on the File menu you can: Select images to process (Import Images), save your project (Save list), open your project (Load List) and finally quit (Quit).
Download & Install
You can download Photogroove here. This is version 0.1.
To install simply extract it (tar xvzf photogroove-0.1.tgz), make sure you have the bwidget and tclmagick instaled and run it (./photogroove.tcl).
Ps. If you are running Debian GNU/Linux you can install the dependencies using apt-get. Simply:
apt-get install bwidget tclmagick

