Tag Archives: summerofcode

Just in: The new sidebar editors in F-Spot have landed. Apart from the color tool and some cosmetic changes, it’s mostly finished. Also: F-Spot now features a histogram in the sidebar. That is all. PS: F-Spot already had the histogram. … Continue reading →

When it comes to performance, F-Spot hasn’t always been the best of it’s class. Part of my Summer of Code time has been spent on improving that. While reworking the editors (which will land soon), I ran into trouble spots, … Continue reading →

Google Summer of Code Lots of activity around F-Spot lately. As there’s a number of people very curious about what I’m doing, I’ve made a small screencast providing a sneak preview. In the screencast I first highlight the old editing … Continue reading →

Great news from F-Spot land! F-Spot 0.4.4 released First of all, the new F-Spot 0.4.4 is just released (credits go out to Stephane Delcroix, who should really start blogging more). From the release notes: About a month after 0.4.3.1, we’ve … Continue reading →

It is now official, I have been selected to participate in the Google Summer of Code. I will be working on F-Spot, a photo management application. My mentor will be Stephane Delcroix, who is already trying to trick me into … Continue reading →