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  1. ShockerSH
    You guys probably saw the news a few months back -- Google has dropped the entire Picasa product line https://picasa.google.com/ - If you hit the site they tell you "sorry dude, no dice. You need to use Google Photos". Well, the issue with Google Photos is I want the images on my main box and don't want to upload them into the Google cloud. So -- Does anyone have a good list of alternatives to Picasa I can test out on a Windows box or a Mac? I would prefer to stick with Windows for all my photography (I know, that sounds odd) but, If I need to flip to my Mac for my photo archive, I guess I can do that... oh - and although I would like to stay with Freeware, if I have to spend under $100, I guess I'm OK with that also. Thoughts?
  2. Steve K.

    Family Tree Software?

    Steve K. posted a topic in Software and Apps

    Way back.... I've been a user of the free Family Tree software called Family.Show. We talked about it on groovyPost however the project was abandoned with no updates since 2009. The UI of Family.Show was really amazing and simple to use. Anyone out there aware of either a PC/Mac based alternative OR an online service? Working on Windows 10 would be a bonus. -S