I recommend in prior to make a release of the library quickly, to push
a very important information to the community : the project is alive !
Well, actually it is not really alive. I probably will not do any more
bigger contributions or maintenance tasks. Torsten Bronger is having a
hard jo
Hi,
>From my side, as long time digiKam coordinator and opens source
contributor, Lensfun is a very important piece of software and very popular
in users base.
Since we propose digiKam as ready to use bundles for Linux (AppImage),
MacOS (package), and Windows (Installers), we inlude as well the L
I still don’t see how this can be made in smaller steps. The good
news is that most of the path to the next release is behind us, at
least in my estimation.
Yes, it was necessary to refactor these parts of Lensfun although it
stalled the project for quite some time. In the end we got a much
Hallöchen!
Sebastian Kraft writes:
> [...]
>
> In 2016 I started to refactor most of the library internals as it
> turned out that its structure cannot be extended, e.g. with the
> perspective correction now available in the alpha release, and was
> really difficult to maintain. A lot of code has
On 21.02.19 22:32, Graeme Leese wrote:
Hi Sebastian,
Thanks for all the work you've done on Lensfun over the years. I'd be
happy to get involved in continuing the project. I currently have
calibrations in the database that I can't use because of (2), so I'd be
interested in helping fix that,
Hi Sebastian,
Thanks for all the work you've done on Lensfun over the years. I'd be happy
to get involved in continuing the project. I currently have calibrations in
the database that I can't use because of (2), so I'd be interested in
helping fix that, but I should be able to contribute something
I would suggest to post this in the pixls.us forums too:
https://discuss.pixls.us/
A lot of projects are there which are using lensfun.
Thanks, good idea! I posted it there.
Cheers,
Sebastian
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On Saturday, February 16, 2019 1:46:54 PM CET Sebastian Kraft wrote:
> Dear list,
Hi Sebastian,
> Therefore, I would like to ask the community to take over the Lensfun
> project management and maintenance in the next months. I will still be
> around and contribute from time to time. But to be rea
Dear list,
the Lensfun project was started by Andrew Zabolotny in 2007 to lay the
foundation of a free and open source database for the correction of
photographic lens errors. After Lensfun did not receive any more fixes
and database updates, I more or less took over the maintenance from
Andr
