I have written a Qt application for displaying and modifying GPS location data in photos.
Maybe it is interesting for some of you. See http://www.tvdr.de/geotagger.
It’s FOSS, so maybe openSUSE would like to consider adding it to a future version.
Sorry if this is not the right place to suggest an application, I didn’t find a better one.
I tried to compile GeoTagger on Tumbleweed and that works (I did build QT applications before, so I have installed “build essentials”
git clone --branch stable/1.0 git://git.tvdr.de/geotagger.git
cd geotagger/
sudo zypper in libexif-devel
qmake-qt5
make
Running it (./geotagger) did pop up the window but after clicking the menu it did hang. I killed it and retried but then it immediately did hang.
@marel: Do you get any error messages at the console?
Which version of Qt do you have?
I built it on Leap 15.3 with Qt taken from qt.io (version 5.14.1 thru 5.15.2) and it works just fine.
Also built and runs on a Mac mini (Apple silicon) with macOS 12.3.1 and Qt 5.15.2 and MacBook Pro.
Klaus
Tumbleweed is currently using Qt Version 5.15.2 and like written, it does compile fine.
Running it I see:
./geotagger
QGeoTileProviderOsm: Tileserver disabled at QUrl(“http://maps-redirect.qt.io/osm/5.8/satellite”)
QGeoTileFetcherOsm: all providers resolved
Killed
And that killed is there because the GUI hangs, so I killed it.
The window did build up but I could not press any key and when moving the window it was not updated.
I get the same messages when using OSM as map provider (normally I use googlemaps, see “GOOGLE MAPS PLUGIN” in the README file).
My version of Qt is also 5.15.2, the only difference I see is that you’re using the version that comes with Tumbleweed, while I use the one downloaded from qt.io (plus I am running Leap 15.3, but I don’t think that should make a difference). Would you mind trying to download Qt directly from qt.io, just so we can rule that out? You can install it into a local directory (as a normal user) and just call the qmake from there. Later you can simply remove the whole Qt directory and it won’t leave a trace.
Note that GeoTagger can’t be built with Qt 6, because it lacks the “positioning” and “location” modules.