Varun Patil

@keesfluitman this fix is on the roadmap for v4.9 > I must say, although it's so beautiful to have it all integrated. Apps like Pigallery, Photoprism and Photoview do it...

> I think this boils down to an architectural design choice, which has been at debate in a Github Request and explained here: http://web.archive.org/web/20200513040858/https://ownyourbits.com/2019/10/16/a-new-architecture-for-nextcloud/ Btw some of this isn't so...

> Do you have a place where I can learn a bit about how it works (the php 8 JIT, PHP-FPM and nginx? Im trying to learn a bit as...

> On loading memories or photos CPU spikes all the time. Don't know why it would need to spike when all it needs to do is send the pictures. Access...

That's an interesting thought! Another general idea is to offload preview serving to something else, e.g. using an auth token. Just not sure how something like this could be integrated...

> Still loading one by one of course. It definitely should not be _that_ slow. I run a Pentium on the server and all previews load as soon as I...

> Im now having fun trying to figure out a nice script that would always change pictures to their proper date taken (give them exif data if they are whatsapp...

> Currently, my previews are all really pixelated. Hmm, they should not be _very_ pixelated. Is this the problem after opening the photo or on the timeline? After opening it...

Ah yes, of course. I was just concerned if it wasn't loading the 1024 image at all (then it'll be unusably pixelated).

On high res monitors it'll take whatever is the highest nextcloud preview setting (same behavior as Photos, and every other non-nextcloud photo app really). Showing the original image is a...