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Idk I’m so used to working in terminal I don’t really notice that. For my eyes, it’s smooth enough

Ngl no matter how you read this it still sounds pretty fine

Fair

But… Neovim is smooth, fast and snappy 😭

There are gpu accelerated terminal emulators… Not sure what you mean by remote development though.

Usually people prefer seeing beautiful things.

However deviant things like this, in my opinion, are like breather of fresh air once in awhile.

Would certainly like to see more.

No

Great, then they might be recoverable.

Unfortunately I’m afraid they’re lost (I think). UPD: see kolorafa’s comment

There’s some alternatives if you’re willing to continue with that:

Aves Gallery on android (is on fdroid) can embed comments into image long term metadata. But I have not tested it after transfer.

Creating a directory Gallery with markdown files and a subdir for all images and then writing comments inside those markdown files with a link to the local image. Very simple to do with Obsidian or similar markdown-powered software.

Out of the top of my head I can think of two structures for that:

1. /Year/month/day/ dirs, hoursminutesecond.png and hourminutesecond.txt with the comment per photo.

2. /Gallery/images/datetime.png and /Gallery/yearmonth_gallery.md with comments and links to multiple images for that month.

And probably more that I’m not aware of myself.

If that comment is true and you don’t have the database anymore then there’s no hope.

If you were writing comments to understand which file is which then consider a directory scheme for sorting your files and add readme.md files in a narrow category of files to describe them. I do something like: All coding projects go into home/code, each project has a readme. Etc.

If you were just logging for history purposes ie good memories in photos I’d suggest just making a markdown gallery. Or something similar.