Because I really think GNOME is very cool, and I like C. KDE is nice and stable, but seems
too much for me as a "Windows like". GNOME is also very stable now, very
customizable and very nice for programming, and... I don't really like C++. But I don't want to contribute
to the stupid war "GNOME against KDE" : there is GNOME, there is KDE, they are both excellent jobs,
and all you get is just a choice without a risk : that's free software...!!
Just because PostgreSQL is really free, powerfull, extensible, well documented and efficient
for many common tasks. PostgreSQL is also frequently available as precompiled
packages with most Linux distributions and, in spite of what is frequently said, PostgreSQL
is a little faster than MySQL (very faster when you do updates), in spite of his more advanced
functions like transactions handling, integrity constraints,... I will wait a little more before (perhaps)
testing InterBase...
By default, images queries are applied so that if you specify two queries on "Image -> Keyword", query will
retrieve every images containing one of the two keywords. If you want to retrieve only images containing the two keywords,
you have to enter the query like this :
Image.Keyword = 'Key1'
Image.Keyword = 'Key2'
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Then, you just have to combine images keywords parameters with 'AND', so that only images containing at least the
two given keywrds can be retrieved...