https://bugs.kde.org/show_bug.cgi?id=283393--- Comment #4 from rm <rmcorrespond yahoo com> 2011-11-03 21:08:17 ---
Still using 1.9.0 on PCLinuxOS and 1.8.0 in OpenSuse (tumbleweed). Neither have
the 2.0 on their standard repositories. I am not one that likes to go out on
my own.
I have digiKam configured with one Local Collection pointing to:
"/data/Shared_Files/Pictures", which is the root location of all my images.
Under that directory, I have two branches, "raw" and "finished". Under those,
I have my images stored by "[year]/[date of shoot]". So, when I go, for
example, to work on images located in
"/data/Shared_Files/Pictures/raw/2011/10-06/", every time I try to Save an
image, I have to click on Pictures, finished, 2011, 10-06. That is four
clicks. Repeat that for every image and it gets to be too much.
Someone sugested making a symlink to the finished directory inside the raw
directory. I had not thought of that. That would bring it down to just one
click. I just have to remember to delete the symlink when I am done. Either
that or make sure I set p7zip to not follow symlinks when I compress the raw
folder.
Still, the best solution is for digiKam to remember the last directory I saved
to. That would mean 0 clicks.
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