I’ve been waiting to see when various on-line API services (like Flickr) would find their way into traditional desktop apps.

It’s happened! It’s called F-Spot (thanks to unmediated.)

This project looks like an attempt to bridge the gap between re-usable metadata creation and practical photo management. F-Spot is an application designed to provide personal photo management to the GNOME desktop. Plans include import, export, printing and advanced sorting of digital images.

F-Spot looks like a solid desktop client for Flickr. Via captsolo weblog, where there is a wiki, use cases, and more info.

[unmediated]

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