About Me
I’ve been writing exclusively about Linux and open source software for many years, and my articles have appeared in Danish, British, US, German, Spanish, and Russian magazines and websites. I’m an amateur photographer, and I write about open source photography tools on my Scribbles and Snaps blog.
Writing
I write about Linux and open source software for a living. Currently, I contribute to Linux Magazine, Ubuntu User, Android User, c't Digital Photography, and Free Software Magazine. I also maintain the Productivity Sauce blog, where I cover open source productivity software.
digiKam Recipes Ebook
digiKam is an immensely powerful photo management application, and learning all its features requires time and effort. By if you are a “learn as you go” kind of user, you probably don’t want to spend time reading documentation from cover to cover before you start using digiKam. On the other hand, you probably wouldn’t want to miss some nifty features that can make managing and editing your photos more efficient. And this is when this ebook can come in rather handy. Instead of explaining every digiKam’s feature, the ebook offers a collection of useful techniques you might otherwise miss. The ebook also covers tools that many photographers may find indispensable.
Coding
I'm not much of a coder, but I had cobbled together a handful of tools and scripts for my personal use.The fruits of my coding endeavors are avalable on GitHub.
Photography
A hand-picked selection of my photos is available at Wikimedia Commons. All photos there are released under the Creative Commons Attribution-ShareAlike 3.0 Unported License. I also maintain Фото Jambu, a simple Google Chrome/Chromium extension that I cobbled together for an article in Linux Magazine (the source code is available at github.com/dmpop/fotojambu). In my spare time, I tinker with Pygmyfoto, a crude solution for publishing a photo roll on the web.