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Is immich in a usable state yet? I was looking for a self-hosted image service a while back, but eventually I just went with pigallery2 mostly due to the extremely simple file storage (just point to a folder and you're good to go), but I do miss being able to manage images/albums from the website and having a more mobile friendly version. I kind of avoided immich due to the repo saying it's under very active development (#scary).
I've been using it for 388 days (as helpfully shown by the new buy button, nice touch), and it's been stable and rock solid the entire time.
I've had a few times it went offline, due to the breaking changes in the docker compose file because I auto-update everything, but it's always been like a 2 minute fix and it's back online.
Everything is backed up on my server nightly with incremental backups, both locally and online. So I'm not really worried about something going catastrophically wrong and deleting all my photos or something.
Immich has that in external library support, it's pretty easy to set up.
+1 to everything you just said - I've been using Immich for a little less (370 days, thanks to the same button). It's feature rich and rock solid.
Only thing I hope they add to the mobile app is the Years/Months/Days option, to make it easy to quickly group, then find, your photos. It's the one thing that keeps me using my phone's own Photos app (locally - no cloud sync).
Yeah that would be a nice feature to see. The mobile app is sometimes a little buggy loading photos on my phone too, it will be slow to load like it's pulling from the server even though the photos are also locally on the phone.
Works well, i havent had any bugs, you just have to be sure to read the release notes before updating, as there are breaking changes
I've been using it for the last year or so, no issues, as long as I confirm there are no breaking changes before updating my docker container. My only real problem is that I sorely, SORELY, miss the editing features I had in Google photos. There's been more than a couple of times now that I needed to quickly edit a photo as I would have done with Google photos, and when I couldn't, got aggravated enough to consider switching back. Still chugging along on immich, though. Still holding out hope that one day they'll add at least some basic editing features.
I can't compare it to pigallery, but imo it really isn't fully usable. Lots of bugs for me. I'm still running it but waiting for it to be ready to replace Google photos. It has transcoding errors in the logs and file tracking issues (extra files). All of my recent motion photos are not detected. And I have read on GitHub that they are still working on fleshing out automated repair tasks.
Yes.
Ente is pretty nice.
Wondering the same thing... I've been meaning to try it.
I'm using PhotoStructure at the moment. It's not as feature-rich, and the best features are only available on paid subscriptions, but it's a solid, reliable piece of software. That's what I want - a focused piece of software that favours stability over feature creep. Its deduplication is the best I've seen. The developer works on it full time, which is one of the reasons it has paid subscriptions (to make that sustainable).
I use Nextcloud photos