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I have it installed but I don't have tons of pics loaded in it yet. I did not use 05. Perhaps I will load all my pics in this weekend.
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dbrsystems said:I just bought the imac 20" with the intel duo core. I am a long...long...long time windows user. I had been working with picassa with around 7,000 photos. It is extremely fast and the editing features are easy to use. Also, i love the built-in blogger function. iPhoto has been fine but is slow...it seems to really have a hard time with the large number of photos. I had always heard macs were fast and designed to work with graphics and video...i'm just not seeing it yet. I too hope that google will build a version of picassa for the mac.
sfenton83 said:I know little about coding - but, if they have put it out for linux, isn't there some way for us to port it to OS X? The kernel is the same isn't it? They both run off Unix?
I certainly would! But then again, I'm not really a Mac user.nixgeeek said:and no one is goign to want to run a Mac application under X11 (check ouit OpenOffice for the Mac and you'll see what I mean).
iView looks neat. Too bad it costs so much.wajacksonmd said:Before iPhoto I used iView MediaPro. It can handle a lot of file types.
dktrickey said:...I haven't used Picassa (yet -- but I'm downloading it to try on my Power Mac.)...
sfenton83 said:So for those of us who really want picasa onto OSX how can we make it happen? There is a google group that wants it to happen too. I'm no coder - so how do we get one, or can we?
Stridder44 said:Thats the problem. It's not for Mac. And yes, although iPhoto is a nice app overall, it is Ridiculously slow.
tomdkat said:Does iPhoto come with Tiger?