On Mon, Dec 10, 2018, at 22:57, Bernhard wrote:
> - use a different folder to import the pictures from => makes sense to
> avoid incompatible xmps
If you have a lot of image files, you might want to consider using symlinks for
the files rather than actually copying them all... alternately, you
Well, that article might just as well have been written in Mandarin Chinese.
I’m just a businessman, trying to get product photos up on my website. I need
software that I can install and it just runs. I’m not a computer programmer.
I’ll find another solution. Darktable runs fine in Linux. I’d
thanks so far, to summarize
- put binaries in a separate directory (obviously)
- use --configdir for the corresponding profile => thanks for that hint
- use a different folder to import the pictures from => makes sense to
avoid incompatible xmps
Does the --configdir option also influence the
On Sun, Dec 2, 2018, at 18:34, jys wrote:
> On Sun, Dec 2, 2018, at 10:24, Pascal Obry wrote:
>
> > - new module filmic which can replace the base curve and shadows and
> > highlights
>
> Is there anywhere I can RTFM about this module (or abstract related
> information)? I tried playing around
I'm running ubuntu 18.04 and running multiple versions of darktable. I
have 2.4.4 installed from Pascal's PPA. I've also downloaded and compiled
the current git and installed it at /opt/darktable25. Then I've got the
current release candidate installed at /opt/darktable26. I created a bin
On Mon, Dec 10, 2018, at 14:49, Leander Hutton wrote:
> Usually I rsync with the --avt --delete-after SOURCE DEST options. I've
> not lost any RAWs or the XMP files but it seems like sometimes if I move
> an edit from my laptop to the fileserver and then to my desktop in that
> fashion the edits
I suspect that running multiple versions may well provide multiple
headaches.
darktable is complex enough in a single version. KISS .. is best advice.
On 2018-12-10 1:00 p.m., August Schwerdfeger wrote:
I have often run several different versions of Darktable
(manually-compiled) on my
I have a bit of a strange setup with two machines (clients use Fedora
29, fileserver is Debian Stable) use for editing. I store my photos on
my fileserver for the most part but I do keep a local copy on the
desktop machine for speed and just as a cheap/easy backup.
I've noticed that more than a
I have often run several different versions of Darktable
(manually-compiled) on my machine.
Due to database incompatibilities between the major versions of Darktable,
you either have to create a second user account as Bruce suggests, or use
the '--configdir' command-line option to specify a
Others may have a more suitable or elegant answer, but I've been
considering a similar proposition Which is to simply create a second
user account on the Linux machine and run the unstable/development version
of darktable under that account.
Given that all the processing is stored in sidecar
Hi,
currently I am considering to move away from Linuxmint (too many issues
with my machine) and while looking through the Manjaro/Arch Repos I
found darktable-git as well as darktable 2.4.x.
This raised the following question:
Is there a possibility to have both versions installed on the
kneops,
> Currently I'm working on a lot of new folders and older imported folders.
Why don't you use two different paths to store the WIP folder and the
done ones?
1. move all not yet "done" folders into /some/path/WIP
2. import all folders in /some/path/WIP
3. work on one one folder say
dirty hack that comes to my mind is you write a small tool (e.g. python
script) that removes the "done" folder from the sqlite DB of darktable
until you've finished your massive import (so they wont show in DT
anymore). After that you can add them again.
clean hack, you add a "done"-flag to the
OK, thank you for this explanation!
I'll be waiting patiently but straight for 2.6 then!
Thanks again
Hervé
Le 09/12/2018 à 12:34, Pascal Obry a écrit :
> Hi Hervé,
>
>> A naive question : now 2.6 is somehow 'announced for Christmas', for us
>> average 2.4 users is there a way to safely
That's not it. Please see this:
https://www.maketecheasier.com/read-macos-crash-reports-troubleshoot-mac/
On Mon, 10 Dec 2018 13:13:52 +
peter white wrote:
> Sorry. Here it is.
>
> Last login: Sun Dec 9 08:14:17 on ttys000
> peter-whites-mac-pro-2:~ peterwhite$
>
Sorry. Here it is.
Last login: Sun Dec 9 08:14:17 on ttys000
peter-whites-mac-pro-2:~ peterwhite$
/Applications/darktable.app/Contents/MacOS/darktable
(process:96814): GLib-GObject-CRITICAL **: 08:11:44.554: g_object_set:
assertion 'G_IS_OBJECT (object)' failed
(darktable-bin:96814):
Yes, in my case I think it is easier to work with folders. I think...
Your solution can work. Then I would initially call every new folder
with images 20181210_lecture_peter_/draft/ or something like that.
For me at this point this is not practical because I used to work with
other software to
It looks like that you are working with folders.
Why don't you just rename your folders with your file manager.
After renaming the folder is displayed crossed out.
Right click on it, search folder and your pictures are back.
Am 10.12.18 um 16:25 schrieb kneops:
Hi Matej,
I meant sometime
Please keep communications on the mailing list.
Please provide full crash log, otherwise nobody can help you. I've
described how to get it.
On Mon, 10 Dec 2018 12:37:07 +
peter white wrote:
> I just now installed it, started it and after 15 seconds of scrolling through
> images, it
Install page on darktable.org links latest stable release. I'm
suggesting release candidate (RC) which can be found here:
https://www.darktable.org/2018/12/darktable-260rc1-released/
https://github.com/darktable-org/darktable/releases/tag/release-2.6.0rc1
On Mon, 10 Dec 2018 12:06:19 +
peter
I'm using color labels and or tags to organize specific collections.
Also collection presets are really helpful.
An example: I have about 150 images from my last trekking trip that
should be stitched into a panoramic image. I have tagged those with
something like "panoramic_singles". I can then
Currently I'm working on a lot of new folders and older imported
folders. When scrolling through all the folders I wished there was a way
to mark folders, like /done/ or /in progress/. That would make it much
easier to keep an overview of what work still needs to be done.
Is this already
Please try darktable-2.6.0rc1, maybe crash is gone there.
Also crash report is not printed in Terminal, but can be viewed when
dialog "application crashed" appears or later in Console application.
It contains backtrace.
On Sun, 9 Dec 2018 13:45:18 +
peter white wrote:
> It’s been a while
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