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        <desc>You can open Shotwell with a different photo library.</desc>
        
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    <credit type="translator copyright"><name>Andika Triwidada</name><email>andika@gmail.com</email><years>2020-2023.</years></credit></info>

	<title>Beberapa pustaka</title>

    <p>Shotwell supports multiple libraries on the same computer with the concept of profiles. A profile is a set of meta-data and settings associated with
        a library folder.
    </p>
    <p>All profiles are completely isolated from each other. While it is possible to use the same library folder for different profiles, it is not recommended.</p>

    <section id="managing">
        <title>Managing profiles</title>
        <p>Profiles can either be created using the dedicated <app>Shotwell Profile Manager</app>, calling <cmd>shotwell --profile-browser</cmd> from the command
            line or the <gui style="tab">Profiles</gui> section of the settings <guiseq><gui>Edit</gui><gui>Preferences</gui></guiseq></p>    
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    <section id="using">
        <title>Selecting a profile</title>
        <p>A profile can only be selected during start-up and cannot be switched during run-time.</p>
        <p>To select a profile, start the Shotwell Profile Manager and select a profile using double-click, or calling <cmd>shotwell --profile <var>name</var></cmd></p>    
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