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September 14, 2024 - PO's Future Redux
Over the last 12(!) years, PO has effectively been in deep maintenance mode, although a few new features have landed.
During this time, numerous examples of “new breed” photo management tools have come into being, and they are probably a far, far better choice than PO.
That said, I'm still using PO, and will continue to do so, mainly out of sheer inertia. PO does most of what I *need*, but with ~180,000 images on my personal installation, migrating to anything else is a giant headache and will inevitably require feature additions etc to be able to replicate my workflow.
If you still use PO, I'd love it if you could drop me a line, but it's time has clearly passed.
December 3, 2012 - PO's Future
PO hasn't been forgotten or abandoned, despite the lack of updates here. The reason no new features have been developed stems from the fact that PO pretty much does what I need, and does it without fuss or complaint.
The vast majority of the feature wish list involves a great deal of disruptive effort, and I haven't been able to justify that level of effort for a project that comes out of my limited spare time.
So, while I'm not abandoning PO (after all, my personal repository has over 116,000 images!), PO will remain in “stable maintenance” mode for the foreseeable future.
- Solomon
December 3, 2012 - Photo Organizer 2.37.1 released
Download 2.37.1 GPG Signature (SHA1SUM 2a82064ba2bdc7767ead945b0170d29072a3f775)
This is a rollup of all bug fixes since the 2.37 release in September 2010.