User guide and documentation roadmap for PhotoStructure, providing organized links to installation guides, setup instructions, and advanced configuration topics.

PhotoStructure has extensive configuration options split between system and library settings files, allowing customization of imports, performance, and behavior.

PhotoStructure provides keyboard shortcuts for navigation, viewing, and controlling photos, helping users navigate their library more efficiently.

How to configure Windows 10 to support UTF-8 filenames.

System requirements and recommendations for installing PhotoStructure for Desktop on Mac, Windows, or Ubuntu systems.

What metadata do cameras and smartphones record in your photos and videos?

Why PhotoStructure copies files rather than moving them.

Calculate the disk space needed for your PhotoStructure library, including preview images and video transcoding requirements.

MODULE_NOT_FOUND errors mean required files are missing from your PhotoStructure installation. Reinstalling usually fixes this.

If your library database is corrupt, you can delete the .photostructure directory and let PhotoStructure rebuild from scratch. Your original photos are never modified.

Crashes (SIGSEGV, SIGABRT, SIGBUS) indicate a bug. Here's how to report them so we can fix the issue.

Permission denied errors happen when PhotoStructure can't read your photos or write to your library. Here's how to fix them.

If PhotoStructure is killed by the OOM killer (exit code 137 or SIGKILL), your system ran out of memory. Here's how to address it.

If you see an error like "Port is already in use" or "EADDRINUSE", it means another process is using the port PhotoStructure needs. Here's how to fix it.

The "too many open files" error means your system's file descriptor limit is too low for PhotoStructure's workload. Here's how to increase it.