Digikam under Opensuse misses geotagging/maps & hoping for suggestion of an easy way to set albumdates

[Hamnes Aaberge]

I've installed digikam under Opensuse. Still the pictures are marked as
geotagged, but there is no geotagging option. Also both in the left and right
side the map icon is missing. Is there a way to fix this? I tried to install
Digikam under windows and there it is, but I want to be able to use it in
Opensuse
Also, as others also have pointed out, there should be an easy way to set
Album dates to the first/average/last picture date without going into every
album. What is worse is that the album date is lost if you install the
collection on another computer. I have found a sollution by copying the column
with the dates in the datebase to the new datebase, but to do this you would
hae to know dataprogramming.

Regards, Svein
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[maderios]

On 07/14/2016 02:55 PM, Svein Hamnes Aaberge wrote:
> I've installed digikam under Opensuse. Still the pictures are marked as
> geotagged, but there is no geotagging option. Also both in the left and right
> side the map icon is missing. Is there a way to fix this? I tried to install
> Digikam under windows and there it is, but I want to be able to use it in
> Opensuse
>

Hi
I met same problem yesterday and I solved it. Look at DK list archiv.
Greetings

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[Hamnes Aaberge]

I suppose you mean the string "searching images by tags problem". I have tried
different options choosing breeze, oxygen etc. All the breeze packages are
installed. I do not believe it is an iconproblem, since it is also lacking in
the menusystem under browse. Here you have Meta+Ctrl+F1, Meta+Ctrl+F2 etc, but
Meta+Ctrl+F8 is not there :-(
Maybe I have overseen a setting. I woud be happy to get to know
Svein

torsdag 14. juli 2016 15.44.10 CEST skrev maderios:

> On 07/14/2016 02:55 PM, Svein Hamnes Aaberge wrote:
> > I've installed digikam under Opensuse. Still the pictures are marked as
> > geotagged, but there is no geotagging option. Also both in the left and
> > right side the map icon is missing. Is there a way to fix this? I tried
> > to install Digikam under windows and there it is, but I want to be able
> > to use it in Opensuse
>
> Hi
> I met same problem yesterday and I solved it. Look at DK list archiv.
> Greetings

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On 07/14/2016 04:48 PM, Svein Hamnes Aaberge wrote:
> I suppose you mean the string "searching images by tags problem". I have tried
> different options choosing breeze, oxygen etc. All the breeze packages are
> installed. I do not believe it is an iconproblem, since it is also lacking in
> the menusystem under browse. Here you have Meta+Ctrl+F1, Meta+Ctrl+F2 etc, but
> Meta+Ctrl+F8 is not there :-(
> Maybe I have overseen a setting. I woud be happy to get to know

For me it was a displaying sidebars icons problem. Buttons were present
but not icons. For me, breeze-dark + lowkey themes works, i get sidebars
and buttons icons.
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[Hamnes Aaberge]

I tried breeze dark, then the whole sidebar disappeared. But the menues where
the same. I have perfect sidebars (when I do not use breeze dark), they are
only missing the globe/map icon. In the menues geotagging is also missing.
Maybe it is a dependency which is not install (some geotagging packes), but I
have not managed to find out.
Svein

torsdag 14. juli 2016 16.58.12 CEST skrev maderios:

> On 07/14/2016 04:48 PM, Svein Hamnes Aaberge wrote:
> > I suppose you mean the string "searching images by tags problem". I have
> > tried different options choosing breeze, oxygen etc. All the breeze
> > packages are installed. I do not believe it is an iconproblem, since it
> > is also lacking in the menusystem under browse. Here you have
> > Meta+Ctrl+F1, Meta+Ctrl+F2 etc, but Meta+Ctrl+F8 is not there :-(
> > Maybe I have overseen a setting. I woud be happy to get to know
>
> For me it was a displaying sidebars icons problem. Buttons were present
> but not icons. For me, breeze-dark + lowkey themes works, i get sidebars
> and buttons icons.

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On 07/14/2016 05:11 PM, Svein Hamnes Aaberge wrote:
> I tried breeze dark, then the whole sidebar disappeared. But the menues where
> the same. I have perfect sidebars (when I do not use breeze dark), they are
> only missing the globe/map icon. In the menues geotagging is also missing.
> Maybe it is a dependency which is not install (some geotagging packes), but I
> have not managed to find out.

I had to install plasma-breeze too.
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[Hamnes Aaberge]

I can not find any package called plasma-breeze in Opensuse
https://software.opensuse.org/search?q=breeze&baseproject=openSUSE
%3AFactory&search_devel=false&search_unsupported=false

Do you use Opensuse?

Svein

torsdag 14. juli 2016 17.49.19 CEST skrev maderios:
> On 07/14/2016 05:11 PM, Svein Hamnes Aaberge wrote:
> > I tried breeze dark, then the whole sidebar disappeared. But the menues
> > where the same. I have perfect sidebars (when I do not use breeze dark),
> > they are only missing the globe/map icon. In the menues geotagging is
> > also missing. Maybe it is a dependency which is not install (some
> > geotagging packes), but I have not managed to find out.
>
> I had to install plasma-breeze too.


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On 07/14/2016 06:05 PM, Svein Hamnes Aaberge wrote:
> I can not find any package called plasma-breeze in Opensuse
> https://software.opensuse.org/search?q=breeze&baseproject=openSUSE
> %3AFactory&search_devel=false&search_unsupported=false
>
> Do you use Opensuse?

I use Fedora 24
You can find 'breeze', may be the same
https://www.rpmfind.net/linux/rpm2html/search.php?query=breeze

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[Philip Johnsson]

Svein,

Which version of digikam are you using? To get geolocation in digikam 4.x it need to be built against Marble using qt4. Most new Linux distribution releases comes with Marble built with qt5 and therefore have geolocation disabled.

To get it you first need Marble built with qt4 and then rebuild digikam against it with geolocation enabled.

Also, digikam 4.x will now have a bug after changes in the Google Maps api/service that won't show Google Maps in digikam so you need to use the other maps in it.

Geolocation and Google Maps work in digikam 5.x.

/Philip

On Jul 14, 2016 19:26, "maderios" <[hidden email]> wrote:

On 07/14/2016 06:05 PM, Svein Hamnes Aaberge wrote:

I can not find any package called plasma-breeze in Opensuse
https://software.opensuse.org/search?q=breeze&baseproject=openSUSE
%3AFactory&search_devel=false&search_unsupported=false

Do you use Opensuse?

I use Fedora 24
You can find 'breeze', may be the same
https://www.rpmfind.net/linux/rpm2html/search.php?query=breeze

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[Hamnes Aaberge]

Unfortunately it is the other way around. Geolocation works perfectly in Digikam 4,but not in Digikam 5. I tried on 3 different computers with the same results. I can see the globe on the pictures I have geotaged in Digikam 4,that's all. Maybe I have to do something with Marble. I will check it out or maybe you have some suggestions. 

Svein 

 

 

Den 15.07.2016 09:01, skrev Philip Johnsson:

Svein,

Which version of digikam are you using? To get geolocation in digikam 4.x it need to be built against Marble using qt4. Most new Linux distribution releases comes with Marble built with qt5 and therefore have geolocation disabled.

To get it you first need Marble built with qt4 and then rebuild digikam against it with geolocation enabled.

Also, digikam 4.x will now have a bug after changes in the Google Maps api/service that won't show Google Maps in digikam so you need to use the other maps in it.

Geolocation and Google Maps work in digikam 5.x.

/Philip

On Jul 14, 2016 19:26, "maderios" <[hidden email]> wrote:

On 07/14/2016 06:05 PM, Svein Hamnes Aaberge wrote:

I can not find any package called plasma-breeze in Opensuse
https://software.opensuse.org/search?q=breeze&baseproject=openSUSE
%3AFactory&search_devel=false&search_unsupported=false

Do you use Opensuse?

I use Fedora 24
You can find 'breeze', may be the same
https://www.rpmfind.net/linux/rpm2html/search.php?query=breeze

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[Andreas T. Ege]

Hi there,

Am 15.07.2016 um 12:22 schrieb Hamnes Aaberge:
> Unfortunately it is the other way around. Geolocation works perfectly in
> Digikam 4,but not in Digikam 5. I tried on 3 different computers with
> the same results. I can see the globe on the pictures I have geotaged in
> Digikam 4,that's all. Maybe I have to do something with Marble. I will
> check it out or maybe you have some suggestions.
>
> Svein
>
I have exactly the same problem on Sabayon. Geolocation was fine under
digi 4.x, in digi 5.0 there's nothing. Literally.
No icon on sidebar and more importantly no entry for geolocation
anywhere in menus or right-click on image. Correction: filtering whether
images are geotagged or not does work, but that really is the only place
where I can find anything regarding geotagging and it's not very useful
on its own, really.

I didn't have marble installed, but installing marble and re-installing
digikam didn't change a thing. If missing or having a "wrongly" compiled
marble is causing that, it would be nice if it were included in the
dependencies (I guess I have to go for the packagers for that?) or at
least something like an error message came up.

On the plus side, digikam 5 is running much faster on my machine then
digi 4 did the last few months or so... :-)


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[Philip Johnsson]

The Geolocation feature is enabled during build so it's up to the package maintainer to include the feature or not for what ever reason. You should be able to see if it was enabled during build by checking Digikam > Help > Component Information and see if Marble is listed in the components. If your version of Digikam doesn't have it then Marble shouldn't be listed with a version number.

/Philip

On Thu, Jul 21, 2016 at 7:52 PM, Andreas T. Ege <[hidden email]> wrote:

Hi there,

Am 15.07.2016 um 12:22 schrieb Hamnes Aaberge:
> Unfortunately it is the other way around. Geolocation works perfectly in
> Digikam 4,but not in Digikam 5. I tried on 3 different computers with
> the same results. I can see the globe on the pictures I have geotaged in
> Digikam 4,that's all. Maybe I have to do something with Marble. I will
> check it out or maybe you have some suggestions.
>
> Svein
>
I have exactly the same problem on Sabayon. Geolocation was fine under
digi 4.x, in digi 5.0 there's nothing. Literally.
No icon on sidebar and more importantly no entry for geolocation
anywhere in menus or right-click on image. Correction: filtering whether
images are geotagged or not does work, but that really is the only place
where I can find anything regarding geotagging and it's not very useful
on its own, really.

I didn't have marble installed, but installing marble and re-installing
digikam didn't change a thing. If missing or having a "wrongly" compiled
marble is causing that, it would be nice if it were included in the
dependencies (I guess I have to go for the packagers for that?) or at
least something like an error message came up.

On the plus side, digikam 5 is running much faster on my machine then
digi 4 did the last few months or so... :-)


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[Andreas T. Ege]

Hi there,


Am 21.07.2016 um 20:23 schrieb Philip Johnsson:
> The Geolocation feature is enabled during build so it's up to the
> package maintainer to include the feature or not for what ever reason.
> You should be able to see if it was enabled during build by checking
> Digikam > Help > Component Information and see if Marble is listed in
> the components. If your version of Digikam doesn't have it then Marble
> shouldn't be listed with a version number.
>
> /Philip
Thanks for the information. It does indeed say marble support no.
Guess that means I have to check where to file a Sabayon bugreport. ;-)


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[Hamnes Aaberge]

The problem is solved now. The problem was that the firts versions og Digikam 5
in Opensuse was compiled without Marbel-support. The last version is compiled
with marble-support :-)

Svein

torsdag 21. juli 2016 21.11.00 CEST skrev Andreas T. Ege:

> Hi there,
>
> Am 21.07.2016 um 20:23 schrieb Philip Johnsson:
> > The Geolocation feature is enabled during build so it's up to the
> > package maintainer to include the feature or not for what ever reason.
> > You should be able to see if it was enabled during build by checking
> > Digikam > Help > Component Information and see if Marble is listed in
> > the components. If your version of Digikam doesn't have it then Marble
> > shouldn't be listed with a version number.
> >
> > /Philip
>
> Thanks for the information. It does indeed say marble support no.
> Guess that means I have to check where to file a Sabayon bugreport. ;-)

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