Danlann

Danlann is an exceptional command line gallery generator that is both simple to use and incredibly powerful. By taking text gallery description files and photos as inputs, it's able to create an attractive Web gallery of photos with ease. What's even better is that the web gallery can be quickly uploaded to a host server through the use of rsync or an FTP client that has mirror capabilities.

One of the best things about Danlann is its minimal requirements. The only thing you need is Python, making it accessible to most users. With its latest release, Danlann has added several major enhancements and bug fixes. One of the experimental features added in this update is support for the modular R interface. Additionally, all python-modular examples have been ported to r-modular.

The legacy "send_command" is no longer necessary in this release. Numbers can be used as such and no longer need to be provided as strings. Plus, all examples for R, Python, Octave, and Matlab have been converted to the new syntax.

Danlann's command line interface has come back to life, and now has basic functionality restored. The documentation has been updated, and a variety of bugs have been fixed. All of these features come together to provide a streamlined, user-friendly experience in creating an online photo gallery. Overall, Danlann is top-notch software that is more than worth a try.