Linux Voice Introduction
Linux Voice Introduction
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This month in Linux Voice and Elvie.
Nothing is more enchanting than an old photo – that is, if you have a clue about what it is and where it was taken. Depending how old you are and how your brain works, you probably have amazing recall of the people and places in your photos from five years ago? Ten years ago? But it all depends on how many photos you take and how much you travel. And, believe it or not, ten years will go by before you know it. Luckily, our modern digital photo formats have space for metadata: stored details about the picture and where it was taken. This month we show you how to edit photo metadata with digiKam. Also in this month's Linux Voice, we introduce you to Zettlr, a simple tool for tracking thoughts and tidbits of knowledge.
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