Shotwell 0.27.0
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Shotwell 0.27.0
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GNOME's Shotwell 0.27 Debuts New Features
GNOME's Shotwell photo manager is out today with a new testing release as it ushers in the v0.27 development series.
Shotwell 0.27 drops support for the F-Spot importing tool. F-Spot for the forgetful was a GNOME image manager/organizer written in C# but was succeeded by Shotwell since around 2010.
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Shotwell, GNOME's Open-Source Image Viewer and Organizer, Gets Important Update
The Shotwell open-source image viewer and organizer that is installed by default in various GNU/Linux distributions has been recently updated to version 0.27, a major release that adds numerous improvements and fixes annoying bugs.
Shotwell 0.27 is now the latest stable release of the application, and some of the best new features included are faster color transformations, a configurable image background, --fullscreen/-f command-line option for the viewer, as well as histogram and thumbnailer improvements.
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