This is a compilation of things left to do on imgSeek. You can help by discussing any of these topics on the mailing lists or directly with the author.

= Generic =

 * poll users (on the homepage ? on the ML ?) for the reasons why they   use or why they stopped using imgSeek. Also survey future features,   where development should head, etc.
 * remove distributed distutils module as more people start to support python > 2.2
 * extend distutils with support for uninstalling. (unlikely. Many have    already tried, none succeeded afaik. A distutils rewrite is    probably already under work)
 * forward and backward navigation buttons on html generated pages
 * Visit link:http://www.tasi.ac.uk/advice/delivering/metadata.html#mt9[this page] for more metadata features
 * Write documentation for XML tags used on the exported files - * does  anyone out there even use it ???
 * transform image before querying (rotate, etc). (a popup somewhere on the import image tab)
 * ignore images that have too few coefficients. That will avoid web banners, table and html backgrounds, etc.
 * better debugging, assertion and error msgs on C++ modules
 * customizable slideshow shortcuts and commands
 * move files when browsing by System Dirs
 * stuff on http://imgseek.sf.net/todo-code.html

= Windows =

= Testing =

As usual, testing and bug reporting is needed. Please send complete and descriptive bug reports to imgseek-users|at|lists.sourceforge.net.

= Translation =

If you are interested in translating imgSeek to another language,  please [mailto:nieder|at|mail.ru contact me].

I don't have much experience on adding internationalization support to  apps, but I suppose using Python's gettext module is   recommended. If you have experience translating or adding translation support to PyQt programs, please    share with me.

I've tried using Qt's translation classes (.ts files generated with   lupdate and translated with QT Linguist), but all I could get was a   "Segmentation Fault".

I'll try using python's gettext and .pot files later.

= Documentation =

imgSeek documentation is poor, so any help is really appreciated.

Some documentation (imgSeekCmd) was written in a pure text and then   procesed with   link:http://www.methods.co.nz/asciidoc/[AsciiDoc]. Other    documentation, specially for the GUI could be done in DocBook or LaTeX format, so it    can be easily exported to simple html (used on the site or inside    imgSeek), plain text, pdf, etc.

It should be complete (which the current attempt of documentation    isn't) and focus on the non intuitive parts of the user interface    (work batches, groups, etc).
