Just installed Gramps 5.1.4 for Windows, though I have been using it off and on for quite some time and am still subscribed to the old sourceforge mailing list. A recent announcement about the developer for gexiv2 wishing to step down caught my eye. Not that I want to step in as a replacement - my e…

I much appreciate the feedback; Unfortunately I am not familiar enough with experimenting with patches to be able to try and check out this feature. Still I am hoping that the code will eventually make it into the mainstream. Any estimates on when that might happen? Almost all of my experience i…

Fortunately, installing patches is fairly straightforward… even for those of us not using any of the GitHub automation. The top-level of the patch tell you how many files have had changes, which files, their filepaths (in relation to the Gramps application installed location) & highlights the diffe…

With a bit of trial and error, I think I have installed the patch and found a lot about Python’s fussiness regarding spaces etc :wink: {I tried patching existing files first, then downloaded the files ) Guess I’ll have to find out more about where Gramps hides it’s log files :wink: As far as I ca…

It is definitely worthwhile starting Gramps from the command line on occasion. (And certainly when installing something new.) Because all the complaints and grumblies that are usually invisible become very accessible. The warnings are piped to the command line console and remain visible even if Gra…

Thank you for that reminder. I have heard it mentioned before, but never was close enough to testing to need it. Looks like it might come in handy as work on this part of Gramps moves along/

[image] metadata: Though, I will still have to look it over better to see which data is supported and which will need to be added or … Would you share your progress with us occasionally? I recently did an experiment with Picasa and intended to bring in the metadata to Gramps. The machine lear…

I have no experience (yet) with adding face recognition data to metadata, though I have used Picasa in the past, before Google abandoned it. From what I know now, there is a fair bit of face recognition related information support in metadata, though I have not done anything with it nor really chec…

FWIW, I have just found ImageRanger - not free, but reasonable & not cloud-based - and it allows me to add face data which I can read back via Exiftool. It would seem that if one wanted to add Henry numbers, the simplest place (and IMO, most logical place, unless we can find a specific location for…

DigiKam have face recognition are open source and free. New Neural Network engine based on OpenCV Deep Learning module to detect and recognize faces. It use Exviv2… Use last Exiv2 0.27.4 in all bundles with Base Media File metadata read and write support (HEIF, AVIF). New metadata viewer based…

I have Digikam, but was not able to find out how to add face data nor how to make sure it is written to the image. I do admin to not spending a lot of time to find out how, but I am pleased to know that DK can do so and will investigate that facility some more - as time permits :wink: Any good pla…

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