On 18/01/14 22:59, Tobias Ellinghaus wrote:
Hi!
>> 1. I run Darktable on three computers: an ultrabook, a
>> notebook and a
[...]
>> other computers. By copying this file, e.g., from my
>> notebook to my ultrabook and desktop, I would then have
>> all of the module presets that I created on all three
>> computers.
>
> Ack, I will try to come up with some ideas how to solve
> that in a way that makes most sense.
In addendum to the OPs comment: I think it would be better
to have an individual file for each of these presets and to
ingest a folder (recursive folder structure) of files. This
would also help if you want to copy only a hand full of
presets or to share them. E.g. share only those that are
finished and not those still in the working.
It might also be desirable to be able to specify the
location (thinking of a networked stetup, e.g. or the
currently "modern" stuff like dropbox etc.)
Also, if these files are sort of plain text (xml or the
like) one could easily adopt git and friends for versioning.
Might also be helpful in sharing those presets.
>> 2. It would be nice if we could import several styles at
>> one. (Is it possible?)
>
> Not possible, will be on my TODO list, too.
I'd also suggest to allow the ingestion of a folder here
with a number of style files. (See the blurb above ;)
>> 3. It would be extremely nice if we could
>> arrange/organize styles in folders, i.e., in a tree-like
[...]
>> doing so (without having to rename the styles and create
>> empty styles as class headings).
>
> There had been some work to improve styles and also to
> create a server side gallery to collect, browse and
> download them.
It would be nice if no server is required but one could also
have it "just locally".
>> 4. Many photographers I know (myself included) export
>> each photo twice: in medium resolution (say, 1600 pixels
>> on the longest side) with a watermark and in full
[...]
>> the export module than to use copy and paste or other
>> strategy.
>
> Without having tried it: create a style that only has
> "watermark" in the "off" state and try to apply that
> during export. It _should_ disable that module.
Also without tried, but the OPs suggestion sounds like
solvable with the LUA scripting stuff recently introduced.
Especially, cause it contains a loop. Unfortunately, I did
not yet have time to dive into that myself.
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