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We realize that you have many choices to display photos on your site. We feel that this list highlights some of the important comparisons you should make in your decision.
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Camera Life |
Gallery2 |
Coppermine |
| License |
GPL |
GPL |
GPL |
| Upoading |
Web form, FTP, iPhoto, Mac/Windown/Linux/Java client, Kipi, supports the Gallery Remote API |
HTTP/FTP upload, Windows publishing wizard |
| Support |
Quick access to the lead developer, straightforward API and PHPDOC, a bug tracker, paid support |
Mailing lists, Wiki, piles of automatically generated documentation, IRC channel, active forums, paid support |
Forum, mailing list |
| Themability |
Edit a stylesheet, or use the theme API to roll something really custom |
Edit the code |
| i18n |
No |
Yes |
Yes |
| Permissions |
An access level approach |
An ACL approach |
| Installation |
Simple, 2 steps |
Simple, 10 steps |
Simple |
| Unique features |
All edits on the site have a full audit trail and are reversable. Don't be afraid to let random visitors rename and flag your photos, you can undo any bad behavior |
There is a plugin to do ANYTHING you want with Gallery |
Very customizable interface |
| Background |
Started in 2001
| Started in 2000
| Started in 2003
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Others
- Zenphoto - a very simple, straightforward approach
- Plogger - This is a little less mature and has a nice clean interface. There aren't nearly as many features as the more mature options
- PHPGraphy - This is another newcomer. I like how this is fairly simple, and has a few features you would expect from a photo gallery. You can get your hands dirty and put together a little theming to make this look right on your site
- THE FULL LIST ON WIKIPEDIA
Others
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