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--- doc:appunti:linux:tux:geeqie [2010/03/15 13:29] – niccolo
+++ doc:appunti:linux:tux:geeqie [2019/08/23 17:17] (current) – [Exif UserComment Editor] niccolo
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 ====== Geeqie ======
-===== exif-comment-edit =====
+Geeqie is the successor of [[gqview]].
-I wrote a small Python script to **edit Exif UserComment** field. You can hook the script to the external editor commands of Geeqie, so you can launch it with a simple **Ctrl+1**.
+===== Exif UserComment Editor =====
+I wrote a small Python script to **edit Exif UserComment** tag. You can hook the script to the external editor commands of Geeqie, so you can launch it with a simple **Ctrl+1**.
 The program allows **multi line comments**, uses **UTF-8** encoding and allow you to **edit and existing comment** or add a new one. You can navigate in the directory tree and quickly add comments using just the jeyboard.
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 The **''exif-comment-edit''** script uses the **''exiv2(1)''** tool to actually read and write the comment, on a Debian system you must install the **exiv2** and **python-gtk2** packages.
-The script is released under the GPL license, and you can download it here: **{{:tecnica:download:local_software:exif-comment-edit.tgz|exif-comment-edit}}**.
+The script is released under the GPL license, and you can download it from **[[https://sourceforge.net/projects/exif-comment/|SourceForge]]**.
 To add the item to the Edit menu, just create a **''$HOME/.config/geeqie/applications/exif-comment-edit.desktop''** file, with:
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 To bind the menu item to a shortcut key, open the //Edit//, //Preferences//, //Keyboard// dialog box and search the action you just added.
+===== View Canon Exif Metadata =====
+I wrote a Python script to show Exif data from photos, with special decoding of **Canon PowerShot S120** metadata. The script is intended to be run on the command line, but you can bind it to a keyboard shortcut in Geeqie, thus launching it when viewing an image. This is the **canon-metadata.desktop** file you have to put into your **$HOME/.config/geeqie/applications/** directory:
+<file>
+[Desktop Entry]
+Version=1.0
+Type=Application
+Name=View Canon Metadata
+Exec=xterm -geometry 76x25+10+10 -bg white -fg black -fa 'Monospace' -fs 12 -e "bash -c 'canon-metadata %f | less'"
+# show only if canon-metadata is installed
+TryExec=canon-metadata
+# Desktop files that are usable only in Geeqie should be marked like this:
+Categories=X-Geeqie;
+OnlyShowIn=X-Geeqie;
+# Show in menu "Edit"
+X-Geeqie-Menu-Path=EditMenu/EditSection
+MimeType=image/jpeg;
+</file>
+You can **download the actual Python script** from this page **[[..:..:hardware:canon_s120]]**.