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- Add GPS coordinates to images
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- Add GPS coordinates to images
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### **Settings**
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### **Settings**
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- Option to use 'PyQtDarkTheme' and select Dark, Light, or auto theme
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- Option to use `PyQtDarkTheme` and select Dark, Light, or auto theme
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- Checks for updates on PyPI, automatically downloads and installs the latest version
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- Checks for updates on PyPI, automatically downloads and installs the latest version
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### Performance Note
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### Performance Note
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I recommend using *standard* Python rather than PyPy.
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I recommend using *standard* Python rather than PyPy.
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I ran a small-scale test measuring how long it took to convert images using Python 3.13.2 and PyPy 7.3.15 (Python 3.9.18). Surprisingly, Python was 2–5% faster than PyPy.
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I ran a small-scale test measuring how long it took to convert images using Python 3.13.2 and PyPy 7.3.15 (Python 3.9.18). Surprisingly, Python was 2-5% faster than PyPy.
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This is most likely because the program uses PySide6, which relies on CPython extensions that do not benefit from PyPy's JIT optimizations. Additionally, since the program uses PySide6's multithreading, we actually lose performance under PyPy.
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This is most likely because the program uses PySide6, which relies on CPython extensions that do not benefit from PyPy's JIT optimizations. Additionally, since the program uses PySide6's multithreading, we actually lose performance under PyPy.
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