"git tag" will show you the releases:
...release-3.2.0
release-3.2.1
release-3.3.0
release-3.4.0
release-3.4.1
release-3.5.0
You can then "git checkout release-3.4.1" to get the files in your
working directory to match those of the release.
On 7/02/21 1:23 pm, Bruce Williams wrote:
> Hi all,
>
What does "Select Untouched" actually do? The manual says it selects
images that have "not yet been developed", but what does that mean? As
far as I'm seeing, it never selects anything.
I'm importing my images from the camera with digikam, so they all have
sidecar files--I don't know if that makes
If you run "git branch", does it show you're on "master"?
On 8 October 2019 11:45:29 PM NZDT, Bruce Williams wrote:
>Yep, running mint 19.2.
>I have darktable 2.6.2 running under my standard user account.
>And I have set up a second user account specifically for running the
>dev
>version (if I ca
From: Michael Gauland
To: darktable-user@lists.darktable.org
On 3/09/19 11:28 pm, Bruce Williams wrote:
> Hi all,
> Well, I can happily report that I eventually managed to get darktable
> 2.7.0 up and running, with thanks to 3 or 4 most-generous people here
> on the list!
>
On 3/09/19 11:28 pm, Bruce Williams wrote:
> Hi all,
> Well, I can happily report that I eventually managed to get darktable
> 2.7.0 up and running, with thanks to 3 or 4 most-generous people here
> on the list!
> You know who you are thanks heaps!
Great!
> But now I'm wondering... is 2.7.0 the
On 30/08/19 7:54 pm, Bruce Williams wrote:
> So, the list of required software mentions
> libsqlite3, libjpeg, libpng, libpugixml, rawspeed (supplied), gtk+-3,
> cairo, lcms2, exiv2, tiff, curl, gphoto2, dbus-glib, fop, openexr,
> libsoup2.4
>
> I tried opening a terminal and issuing commands l
