Also the docker images now have a major tag v2 that should keep your installation up-to-date on the stable branch.
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Have they added the ability to rotate your photos yet?
Or open an editor?
I don’t see an ability to rotate in the web app. It’s been available for a long time in the mobile app though.
It’s been available… “Kind of”
It creates a copy of your photo and rotates that. Leaving the original. Which I guess I can see being useful sometimes but it’s very annoying in practice last I checked it.
The OCR job is running rather slow though. It does about 3 photos per second with 8 jobs concurrency on a Ryzen 7900.
Im undecided whether being slow is or is not a problem, simply because it’s one of those things that you do once to the entire library and then it’s just half a dozen fotos a day
Oh it’s not a problem on ongoing basis. Just the initial scan is gonna take forever here. 150K photos…
My i3 7100 is about to get a workout
Edit: did 15,000 photos overnight so not bad at all
Laughs in i5-4590
Edit: Oh God I’m getting about 1 image every 2 seconds, 1 image at a time. Looks like I’m gonna be here for the next 14 hours.
Edit 2: it’s been 9 hours. I’m halfway done.
Yours is faster haha. It’s the 7100T which is the 35w low power model that the Lenovo mini PCs came with. The only advantage is it has decent video decode hardware so it can handle media transcoding better.
I5-2450M for the win
My library of 12.5k images took about 7 hours on my N100.
What kind of processing is happening really under the hood, is there an image preprocess, lang detection, script detection, orientation, etc?
I mean, yeah, probably all of these things.
I find that the existing search also kind of does ocr
Somewhat. I’m guessing this would be proper full OCR, perhaps even selectable. Still scanning.
Still crutching on containers?
What would you prefer and why? Bare metal?
Ideally yea. Rpm package with various architectures. 90% of other software is able to do it. I only use docker for immich and this would remove a dependency for me.
Why though? When you run multiple services on your machine, conflicts between these can cause headaches. Updating them is also often not trivial on bare metal. Let alone migrating to a newly set up machine (I suppose you could automate that with something like ansible)
I run jellyfin, plex, mattermost, peertube, minecraft, all under one host. Never had anything conflict and just upgrade the rpms. Some of them use the same postgres database. Thats how I prefer to do things. I will use docker if absolutely forced, I know how, understand its easier to deploy etc. but I would rather it be the choice of the user instead of the software. Or if not rpm let me get in the source and run it.
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Always and forever!
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