Am Montag, 2. April 2018, 21:19:23 CEST schrieb Charlie Goodwin: > To address a couple of responses. Somebody said this is a bad place to air > one's complaints. Since the devs do occasionally notice what gets posted > here, this is a good place to speak to an issue. > > If this "joke" attracts criticism every year, is there the chance it is not > a good idea? > > I get the feeling that one must be uncritically in love with every aspect > of darktable or that even a single criticism means, what? That one is > hostile? The enemy? Not worthy? Are we so thin skinned that a single > critique cannot be withstood? I doubt it.
No worries, no hard feelings. :-) > If somebody is really hot and bothered by my bitching about one single > thing, go back through old posts and see how often I complain about > darktable. I am not sure I have ever. I certainly don't make it a habit. > > I don't like being characterized as humorless. You don't know me well > enough to go there. Personal jabs are kinda a bad idea in a forum like this. > > Darktable is good enough that is is worth the criticism that will make it > even better. > > The "joke" tied up my screen and did not go away in a few seconds so it is > not working as people are saying it is intended. I am not privy to the > keyboard shortcuts that pertain to "joke" screens so did not know how to > get rid of the "joke". I tried a bunch of poking around and got nowhere and > finally just killed the program having got nothing done. Just using ctrl-q to close darktable, i.e., the same way you normally do it, should have worked. And on the next start it will be back to normal. The whole joke is only done once a year (unless you mess with the config file). > The other 354 days a year, darktable is a fantastic program. > > I have zero interest in adobe junk or similar. It is one of the first > projects I would finance were it to need money. I recommend it to people > frequently. That will not change. Tobias [...]
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