>>>>> "Anders" == Anders Kvist <[email protected]> writes: >> So if anyone can be arsed to give Rawstudio a suitable command line >> interface, I'd be happy to give the rest of the task a shot.
Anders> Why do you want this? The ability to process on a server or? We're talking Unix. Every client IS a server. :-) Let's have a use case. I've just shot several different sessions. I do my usual tweaking of photos in Rawstudio, and by the time I'm done, it's late. I want to sync with my server and then let the server process the priority 1 RAWs (both in colour and B/W), zip each series and upload them to a web server, while I shut down the client and go to bed. Another use case. I'm visiting the in-laws, and they'd like copies of some pictures of their most wonderful grandchildren that I took a while back. They only have a Windows computer and a low-latency connection. I shell into my server at home and instruct it to process, zip and upload as above. The current batch processing implementation is not sufficiently advanced that I can export to multiple destinations, use different naming patters different for files/directories etc., and I'm not sure if it's worth it to add this complexity (both in terms of code and UI clutter). From the command line, however, it's trivial to do this with a series of calls to Rawstudio. Anders> I don't know if it's that easy to do with the current rawstudio. Anders> It runs a gtk_init() during startup which requires a running Anders> X... Then postpone gtk_init() until after command line arguments have been processed. I've done next to no GUI programming, but for the life of me I can't imagine that this is particularly difficult. Anders> That said, I'll give it a shot if you are willing to give the Anders> other things a shot :) My vacation's coming up... :-) Martin _______________________________________________ Rawstudio-dev mailing list [email protected] http://rawstudio.org/cgi-bin/mailman/listinfo/rawstudio-dev
