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This is a similar project but fully open source (and probably less mature). The lead dev is very active and responsive. https://immich.app/
PhotoPrism is under AGPL, how is that not fully open source? https://github.com/photoprism/photoprism/blob/develop/LICENS... https://opensource.org/license/agpl-v3/
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I’m curious how this works with AGPL. Do they not have to release the source of the paid version?
Wouldn't that source only need to be available to those who purchase the paid version?
Yes but I am trying to see if there is a better solution to the red hat freeloader problem. To spell it out, What is to stop Oracle (doesn't make sense but couldn't come up with a more evil name) from purchasing a license and releasing IronPrism or whatever by doing s/PhotoPrism/IronPrism?
I am extremely happy with my photoprism setup. I tried to degoogle my life and found their docker setup to be great. I use FolderSync on my android phone to copy any pictures I take to my photoprism WebDAV
> I use FolderSync on my android phone Genuinely curious, if you use Android can you truly de google your life?
I have tried to install this from source but it's quite difficult. I don't like deploying opaque docker images.
General question: does this have import from google photos? Please don't make me go through the google takeout pain.
Somewhat related: anyone knows a service/tool which creates short movies like an iphone does automatically? I have a nas to which I automatically upload all my phone and DSLR photos/videos. I'd love to see automatic montages every not and then with some animations/music etc. without having to do them myself...
Small, important things like this and support for 'live photos' keep me in Apple's embrace. The 'memories' feature of of Apple Photos is frankly amazing.
Some features are only in the paid version which is fair enough, but when I tried it a few months ago there was a small but permanently visible message on the app reminding me this was the free version. That was annoying.
I've read you just need to add "PHOTOPRISM_SPONSOR: "true"" to the docker compose lol.
I have tried to install this from source but it's quite difficult. I don't like deploying opaque docker images.