Using digiKam Episode 3: Customizing the Layout

[@lastnamefirstname2390]

Thank you so much for these tutorials. They are really helpful to noobies like myself who are making the switch to FOSS and privacy respecting apps. Windows gets worse by the day.

[@FOSSedits]

Thanks for watching and taking the time to comment. I do appreciate the kind words.

[@leythecg]

High Quality Tutorial! Many thanks!

[@videojeroki]

thanks! it is a good start to make that software more user friendly.

[@FOSSedits]

Thanks for the feedback, Jerome.

[@Mandroid45]

So thankful for this! Working on a high resolution monitor I wasn't able to easily read the menu 💀

[@FOSSedits]

Glad it worked out for you. Thanks for checking in.

[@bildkistl]

Thank you very much, much appreciated!

[@FOSSedits]

You're welcome!

[@fmpphoto]

Thanks!

[@esask68s99]

Thanks! Just what I was trying to figure out due to 4k screen and tiny text in digikam

[@FOSSedits]

Thanks for the feedback. The customization features are one of digiKam's strengths, I think.

[@TomHusband]

Very Helpful. Thanks for these.
I wish I could find the icons for my Linux installation. I installed the Breeze icons but they don't seem to show up.

[@FOSSedits]

Thanks for the feedback, and I'm glad you find them helpful. I should mention these are generated on Win10, so I'm not sure how to get the appropriate icon set on Linux. However, I'm sure someone over at discuss.pixls.us can help you solve that problem.

[@grantmcduling9760]

@@FOSSedits I am also configuring mine according to your excellent and very informative videos and are also missing some of the menu icons. Not to worry ...