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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/
I believe OP meant some features of PhotoPrism is paid.
Selling open source or free software is fine.
Having it running is more complex than to be put as: All you need is a Web browser and Docker... This makes it sound like average users make use of Docker everyday.
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?
But, if you use grapheneos, they replace the google services with their own alternatives and sometimes let you disable the feature entirely. Also, on any rooted android. You can use AFwall+ to firewall any google connection or app. This way, even system services can't make network requests.
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’m curious how this works with AGPL. Do they not have to release the source of the paid version?
> Please don't upload photos containing offensive content. Uploads that may contain such images will be rejected automatically.
> Non-photographic and low-quality images require a review before they appear in search results.
How does it know what is "offensive"? Is this configurable? I don't want to upload photos of people (for obvious reasons) but other than that, does it even know the contents of a photo to tell if a photo is offensive?
Is a photo of a shelf at a grocery story selling beer offensive?
Is a photo of ice on the sidewalk offensive?
Or is it just about human nudity and porn?
Overall, I was underwhelmed
I have tried to install this from source but it's quite difficult. I don't like deploying opaque docker images.
[0] https://github.com/photoprism/photoprism/blob/develop/docker...
I deployed this recently and added a bunch of pictures to it. PhotoPrism prominently features an AI-generated (?) 'description' on each photo, but for 98% of my photos, it was unable to come up with any description. The install procedure is needlessly complicated, there's no good reason for an app like this to require docker. Overall, I was underwhelmed