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The first one is the backend solution to choose.
The second, the client.
For the client, when I used it, I liked F-Spot, which has export plugins for picasa and flickr (among others but .mac I think).
For the backend, I'm still have doubts about what are really my requirements. I think it of a two features thing: the storage (with public/private access) and the content show.
The content display, I think that I would end doing myself (probably with seaside).
The storage is what I can't figure out right now which is the best approach.
I think that some of any of them, which supports "raw" upload (ie picasa/flickr/others?) should be good enough, if you can access your tagging/grouping information from the client-software and use it in the content-display solution (ie: your blog, wiki, whatever).
Thanks for the table!
with the right kind of extensions) and prone to security issues.
On 4 Feb 2008, at 02:11, "Disqus" <notifications-
Worth giving it a try.
- It integrates easily with Lightroom (what, you're still stuck with iPhoto?) via the new export plugin
- The pro account has no upload limit. Yes, you pay for it, but it's a lot cheaper than the .mac account.