
digiKam 8.3.0 has been released
After four months of active maintenance and lengthy bug-sorting, the digiKam team is proud to present version 8.3.0 of its open source digital image manager. This version arrives with Libraw internal RAW decoder Updated to rolling release snapshot 2024-02-02. Bugs that have existed for a long time in older versions have been fixed We save a lot of time contacting users to validate changes in the beta version to confirm fixes before deploying the software into production.
The internationalization of the application has also been updated. digiKam and Showfoto are proposed in 61 different GUI languages. Go to the Settings/Configure Languages dialog box and change the translation as you wish. Applications must be restarted to apply the changes. If you want to contribute to the internationalization of digiKam, please contact Translator teamsafter translation how. Statistics are available on translation cases here.
Thanks to the translators who worked on the online documentation Internationalization It is now available in 15 languages such as French, German, Spanish, Italian, Japanese, Chinese, and more. You can read and search the document here. You are invited to contribute to the translation of the application booklet by following the instructions of the coordination team.

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