Hi,
when starting darktable via terminal I get the following:
~ $ darktable
[dev_read_history] the module `metadata' requested by image
`2017_N8T0473.NEF' is not installed on this computer!
This message is repeated several times during startup - but only on
images where I discarded the
Hah ... THANK YOU very much!!
-Bernhard-
Bruce Williams schrieb am 17.04.2017 um 22:39:
Pretty certain this is affected by Cinnamon itself, not darktable.
Go preferences/effects and turn OFF 'overlay scroll bars'.
Reboot, and relaunch dt.
See if that helps.
Cheers,
Bruce Williams
Nice!
On 2017-04-17 01:40, Romano Giannetti
wrote:
My
strategy is to backup all .xmp files before starting a session and
sometime in the middle. In my collection which is now around 100G
the compressed file with all .xmp is less than half
Robert William Hutton schrieb am 17.04.2017 um 13:48:
On 17/04/17 19:46, Bernhard wrote:
Robert William Hutton schrieb am 17.04.2017 um 11:40:
On 17/04/17 19:28, Bernhard wrote:
I updated from LM17 to LM18.1 and thus dt2.0.x to dt2.2.4 from
Pascal's PPA.
Now I notice that it's not possible
On 17/04/17 19:46, Bernhard wrote:
Robert William Hutton schrieb am 17.04.2017 um 11:40:
On 17/04/17 19:28, Bernhard wrote:
I updated from LM17 to LM18.1 and thus dt2.0.x to dt2.2.4 from
Pascal's PPA.
Now I notice that it's not possible to use those little triangles to
expand a module any
Mark Heieis (2017-Apr-16, excerpt):
> Just wondering if an
> "image write disable" that prevents any changes to the image
> (some what akin to the color buttons) might by a
> solution/option. It's not an undo but would protect image
> edits and could
Hi,
in a second attempt I ditched darktablerc (is this still needed?) as
well as data.db and all seems fine.
Off course, all my module settings have gone - this is what I wanted to
avoid.
Is there a tool like diffuse for textfiles which allows me to compare
two versions of a database?
Any
Robert William Hutton schrieb am 17.04.2017 um 11:40:
On 17/04/17 19:28, Bernhard wrote:
I updated from LM17 to LM18.1 and thus dt2.0.x to dt2.2.4 from
Pascal's PPA.
Now I notice that it's not possible to use those little triangles to
expand a module any more since they are covered by the
On 17/04/17 19:28, Bernhard wrote:
I updated from LM17 to LM18.1 and thus dt2.0.x to dt2.2.4 from Pascal's PPA.
Now I notice that it's not possible to use those little triangles to
expand a module any more since they are covered by the scrollbar when I
hover on them with the mouse. Expanding IS
Hi,
I updated from LM17 to LM18.1 and thus dt2.0.x to dt2.2.4 from Pascal's PPA.
Now I notice that it's not possible to use those little triangles to
expand a module any more since they are covered by the scrollbar when I
hover on them with the mouse. Expanding IS possible by clicking on the
Hi,
I really like a stable system but dt devs made me curious about their
new features so I updated my Linux Mint from 17 to 18 and dt from 2.0.x
to 2.2.4 yesterday (using Pascal's ppa).
But I still see the behaviour described below (and reported from LM17
and dt 2.0.x): mouse wheel
On 17/04/17 10:23, René Seindal wrote:
I believe you can 'protect' images from modification by making a
duplicate. That will create a group with the new duplicate as the
front member, which will receive all modifications unless the group is
opened and another member is selected.
This way
I believe you can 'protect' images from modification by making a
duplicate. That will create a group with the new duplicate as the front
member, which will receive all modifications unless the group is opened
and another member is selected.
This way any accidental change will hit the dummy
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