Version: 0.9.2-final (using KDE KDE 3.5.7) Installed from: Ubuntu Packages OS: Linux I did a scan for duplicate images on my collection and I had around 1000 duplicate images and found that the dialog that pops up where you delete the duplicates is completely unusable on such large numbers. I had between one and six similar images per "duplicate" so checking all those checkboxes per duplicate and also inspecting every image because it gave some false duplicates was really tedious. The thumbnail loading showing the duplicate during inspection was also very slow as was switching the lefthand picture. When removing an image via the delete button in the window it didn't seem to get removed from the database so whenever I started digikam it complained about not finding images. I've got some suggestions: There should be a thumbnail on the left side for every duplicate of an image on the right side. The duplicates should all be selected so you only had to click to _deselect_ a duplicate. Clicking delete should delete and advance to the next image on the right side.
Btw, I mixed up left and right so my suggestions are instead: There should be a thumbnail on the right side for every duplicate of an image on the left side. The duplicates should all be selected so you only had to click to _deselect_ a duplicate. Clicking delete should delete and advance to the next image on the left side.
SVN commit 821218 by cgilles: digiKam from trunk: "Et Voila !!!" Now the Find Duplicates tool from digiKam core is fully functional. This one is based on Haar wavelets fingerprints managed by new digiKam database. A screenshot : http://digikam3rdparty.free.fr/Screenshots/temp/findduplicatesview3.png Note: with KDE4, the old FindImages kipi-plugin become obsolete wit digiKam. BUGS: 162152 BUGS: 161858 BUGS: 150077 BUGS: 112473 BUGS: 107095 BUGS: 104067 M +40 -23 findduplicatesview.cpp M +10 -7 findduplicatesview.h WebSVN link: http://websvn.kde.org/?view=rev&revision=821218