Re:Open Source Photography Workflow
by aruggirello on Friday October 16, 2015 @05:23AM
(#10398265)
> It took him years to find a workflow that met his needs.
It took him years because he wanted open source software only.
I've been using Bibble 5 for years. It's been available for Linux since eons; Bibble Labs was meanwhile acquired by Corel (surprisingly not mentioned in the Wiki page) so now it's called Corel AfterShot / AfterShot Pro; AFAIK, it's the only professional photography software that's available natively for GNU/Linux (in .deb/.rpm, 32/64bit flavours) aiming to compete with Lightroom. But it's commercial software.
It took him years because he wanted open source software only.
I've been using Bibble 5 for years. It's been available for Linux since eons; Bibble Labs was meanwhile acquired by Corel (surprisingly not mentioned in the Wiki page) so now it's called Corel AfterShot / AfterShot Pro; AFAIK, it's the only professional photography software that's available natively for GNU/Linux (in .deb/.rpm, 32/64bit flavours) aiming to compete with Lightroom. But it's commercial software.
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Bibble_%28software%29
Edit: clarified.