Ep. 152
This episode centers on Piwigo, an open-source web-based photo gallery application designed to help users manage, organize, and share their photos. It offers a user-friendly interface suitable for individuals, businesses, and teams, allowing for easy access to photos from any device with internet connectivity. Piwigo provides features like album hierarchy for structured organization and batch management for efficient handling of multiple photos at once. Users can customize their galleries with various themes and plugins, enhancing visual appeal and functionality without requiring advanced technical skills.
Privacy controls allow users to set permissions for each album, ensuring that sensitive content is only shared with designated groups. Piwigo’s longevity since 2002 suggests a stable and reliable platform, with efficient performance even for large photo libraries. Installation can be simplified through a net install method or by opting for the Piwigo.com hosting service, which handles setup for users. The active community offers support and contributes to continuous improvements, making Piwigo a flexible option for both personal and organizational use. Overall, it stands out for its security, customization options, and user-friendly approach to photo management.