Free fixed gear gallery software for linux

Animated Gallery is a GIMP plugin that creates an animated gallery by overlaying multiple animations frame-by-frame onto the current image background and saving the resulting combined images.

Written using python-fu and gimp 2.2.3

The purpose of the plug-in is to create an animated gallery (e.g for a DVD menu) by overlaying up to 5 animations frame-by-frame onto the current image background and then flattening and saving the combined frames.

The script takes parameters giving the filenames of the first frame of each source animation (or "OFF" to disable a feed). The frames themselves should be sequentially numbered (e.g. frame_000123.jpg). It should work with all image types the gimp can load (tested with .jpg and .ppm). Note that if a frame is missing in an animation, the previous one is repeated.

I have included an option for rounding the corners of the source frames (using the script-fu rounded rectangle function). If you want other similar functionality (e.g. fade to black at sequence end) I would recommend you to have a look at the source code - python is very easy to learn, and the script is fairly well documented.

Usage:
In order to make a DVD menu with animated chapter images, you would normally merge a number of short animated frame sequences(one per chapter), shrunk down to say 80 pixels high, onto a 720x576 background image (for 4:3 PAL). Obviously you should create all the static parts of the menu (text, drop shadows, button outlines etc) on the background image prior to calling the script. A suitable example background template is provided on the gimp plug-ins registry page for the project.

In order to create an actual DVD menu, you will of course need to use an authoring tool such as the excellent and highly flexible dvdauthor package (make sure you use at least version 0.6.11 however, as previous ones have a problem with spumux not correctly recognising transparent bitmaps). There is a very good HowTo at http://mightylegends.zapto.org/dvd/dvdauthor_howto.php

Installation:
Download the script to the .gimp-2.2/plug-ins/ directory (or equivalent) under your home directory; make it executable (chmod +x animated_gallery.py) and restart the gimp. It should appear as an option under the python-fu -> alchemy menu.

FlatGallery is a simple image gallery producer that requires no database backend. Users simply add images to a directory and FlatGallery will recognise this and produce thumbnails that are cached for later use.
Producing thumbnails only when images ar added lessens the strain on servers that produce thumbnails "on the fly" for every image, every time the page is refreshed. FlatGallery also deletes thumbnails when the image is removed from the image directory. Nearly all aspects of FlatGallery are customizable such as number of images per page, thumbnail size, what to display, etc.
It can be run as a standalone gallery or as an integrated part of a pre-existing webpage. The class structure of FlatGallery makes it extremely small and flexible. All your formating is done via stylesheets. There is little to no set-up required. All you need are PHP, GDLib, and some pictures!
Enhancements:
- Minor: Fixed integration issue with other PHP
- Minor: die() functions replaced by return false;
- Minor: Errors return false and set $gal->error; to an error message
- Minor: Image directory only needs to be readable now. Chmod 0755 is sufficient.

Another Gallery is a PHP port of the Zgal gallery generator. Another Gallery project supports themes and rollover buttons.

ImageMagick creates thumbs with a higher quality than GD2.x. If you want to use Perl and ImageMagick you need the Image::Size perl module to generate the thumbnails. It is easy to install :o)

tar xvfz Image-Size-2.98.tar.gz
cd Image-Size-2.98

To build:

perl Makefile.PL
make && make test

If Image::Size passes all tests, then:

make install

// Sorry no time to write a good readme.

This is a PHP port of my other sourceforge project Zgal http://zgal.sf.net Zgal generates a static html photo gallery.

1. copy your jpegs in this directory.
2. start make_thumbnails.pl ( before install Image-magick )
3. Edit some settings in phpgallery.php an rename it to index.php
4. Add the pagetitle and Subtitles in index.txt
5. Point your webbrowser to index.php
6. switch the theme with the following cmds.

index.php?theme=face
index.php?theme=blue_drops
inde.php?theme=graffiy_grey
index.php?theme=grey_brain
index.php?theme=simple_grey
index.php?theme=standard
index.php?theme=violet
index.php?theme=blue_matrix
index.php?theme=green_matrix
index.php?theme=red_letters

Infins Picture Gallery (IPG) is an image gallery system for Web sites that is easy to install, reads all files from a directory set in the config file.

Infins Picture Gallery resizes and caches images dynamically, counts the number of times an image is viewed, and allows visitors to comment on and vote for your images.

You can optionaly provide additional text for each image.

Gallery is a web based software product that lets you manage your photos on your own website. You must have your own website with PHP support in order to install and use it.
With Gallery you can easily create and maintain albums of photos via an intuitive interface. The function photo management includes automatic thumbnail creation, image resizing, rotation, ordering, captioning, searching and more.
Albums can have read, write and caption permissions per individual authenticated user for an additional level of privacy. Give accounts to your friends and family and let them upload and manage their own photos on your website!
Main features:
- Image Magick or NetPBM - pick which image manipulation package you have on your server or want to use.
- Auto Rotate Images - Gallery can look at information in pictures from digital cameras and automatically rotate them as needed.
- Image Quality and Size Defaults - You can limit the quality and size of images so that when images are uploaded, Gallery will resize them to save space.
- Main Gallery Page Settings - The configuration wizard contains all of the settings for how the main Gallery page looks and acts including showing or hiding the album tree, search engine, or album owner, and what frames to show around albums.
- Optional Binaries: zip, jhead, jpegtran - If you have these programs on your webserver, you can enable them to make gallery work better and be more flexible.
- Languages - Choose which languages you want your Gallery to support and how the user is presented with the choice.
- Email Support - Set up email support to have your Gallery email users when their accounts are created or when they forget their password, email you copies, email people when the Gallery is updated, and more!
- Gallery-wide Slideshow - enable or disable a slideshow that includes all pictures in the gallery
- Commenting - turn off or on the public commenting system and configure it.
- Logging - enable logging with syslog or the Windows logger
- RSS publishing - publish your Gallery with RSS![1]
- Album Defaults - set defaults for the way that all new albums will originally look.

Zenith Picture Gallery is a feature-rich picture gallery that organizes uploaded images into searchable categories, creates thumbnails, and stores individual statistics for each one.
Other features of Zenith Picture Gallery include downloadable categories and sub-categories, user accounts and profiles, batch adding via FTP and batch deleting, user comments and ratings, the ability to add languages and skins, the option to rebuild thumbnails, an IP blacklist, and a comprehensive admin control panel that provides access to a great deal of settings and formatting options.
Main features:
- Everything is done from the browser, from installation to configuration.
- Searcheable records by filters.
- Auto-resizing/resampling of images to thumbnails.
- Easy skinning.
- Categories and sub-categories with display permission options.
- User accounts, user profiles, control panels and user types.
- Easy management of languages.
- Blacklist containing IPs of troublesome users.
- Admin CP allows you to define countless settings and formatting options.
- A notice appears in the nav bar to admins when there are pictures, comments or users awaiting approval.
- Batch add pictures via FTP.
- Batch delete pictures.
- Rebuild thumbnails tool.
- Search result and display page addresses are linkable.
- Gallery can be turned on/off.
- Adding pictures can be disabled for guests.
- Sort pictures by Last comments, Most viewed, Top rated.
- ZIP and download pictures.
- User accounts, profiles and pictures can all be managed in the Admin CP.
- Option to receive an email when a picture is submitted.
- 21. Option to allow only registered users to view the gallery.
- 22. Option to set a timezone offset for picture submission dates.
- Categories are mapped to directories in the file structure.
- Users can choose a skin from the ones uploaded.
- Forgot my Password and Resend Activation Email tools.
- Admins can define custom fields for pictures.
- EXIF support.

fastcgi-galleryy is a Web gallery based on Apache::Gallery, but is hacked for usage with Perl FastCGI scripts.
Therefore this version is about 10x quicker than Apache::Gallery. With best template system (Template-Toolkit) you can customize your gallery as you wish, for example you can create multilanguage gallery like this.
A database is not used; everything is stored in files. Output and generated thumbnails are cached for speed optimization.
Enhancements:
- A bug in the translation function when more than 2 languages were used has been fixed.
- A bug with files other than *.jpg has been fixed.
- Some W3C errors have been fixed.

Google Gears project is an open source Firefox extension that enables web applications to provide offline functionality using following JavaScript APIs:
- Store and serve application resources locally
- Store data locally in a fully-searchable relational database
- Run asynchronous Javascript to improve application responsiveness