So the distro package contents are variable for reasons others have mentioned.
Sorta makes the case for having this mentioned in the darktable installation
instructions. That way no matter where it is installed from, the [new] user is
properly informed as to what is required and how to check for
* Rod Cerkoney [04-04-20 21:34]:
> Did I miss it somewhere in the installation instructions? I came to
> believe lensfun was installed/included with the darktable package. But
> when working with images the list of lenses/cameras from within
> darktable was minuscule.
>
> Yesterday I rolled up m
And, of course, being Ubuntu, here are the snaps available:
$ snap search darktable
Name Version Publisher Notes Summary
darktable 3.0.1snap1 kyrofa - Virtual
lighttable and darkroom for photographers
darktable-empanada 2.2.5 empa
In Ubuntu, standard distribution darktable package depends on lensfun
(see below). Of course, when installing from somewhere else or compiling
from source, dependencies are up to the person installing…
> apt show darktable
> Package: darktable
> Version: 1:2.6.2+13~g0bef6bb76-0pmjdebruijn1~disco
>
I am still on Ubuntu 19.10 but here is what is apropos and available:
$ apt-cache search lensfun
gimp-lensfun - Gimp plugin to correct lens distortion using the lensfun
library
libavfilter-extra7 - FFmpeg library with extra media filters - runtime files
liblensfun-bin - Lens Correction library
I got a little problem. When I am editing images sometimes it
suddenly turns green and I have to back up to orientation to get rid
of the green tint. Why is this?
link to files->
https://drive.google.com/open?id=1_bYzf_EA7Vx7XsPWRQdgbEGdVB512AwA
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Ubuntu based distros do not install the lensfun utilities by default.
Liblensfun-bin is required for the latest updates. Arch based distros
install the full lensfun package so the update command is all that is
needed. I would contact whomever maintains lensfun for Ubuntu and request
the utilities b
Looks like you do not have everything correctly installed. What I found
to be critical is to match the driver to the graphics card. I am using
the proprietary driver (not the free). On my system I used the Nvidia
site to correctly select the driver.
David
On 2020-04-04 10:52 a.m., angrypi...@
I get the following output using the latest version (3.0.1-1) in the arch repos:
0.187739 [opencl_init] opencl related configuration options:
0.187748 [opencl_init]
0.187753 [opencl_init] opencl: 1
0.187755 [opencl_init] opencl_scheduling_profile: 'default'
0.187758 [opencl_init] opencl_library: '
darktable 3.1.0+1076~g6b08bc9a9 Manjaro/Arch/XFCE
I use the git verson of dt that I update every couple of days. Sometimes
OpenCL starts after an update and sometimes not. Since nothing else in
my system is changing I am wondering why I am getting this intermittent
behavior. Would adding a grea
Did I miss it somewhere in the installation instructions? I came to believe
lensfun was installed/included with the darktable package. But when working
with images the list of lenses/cameras from within darktable was minuscule.
Yesterday I rolled up my sleeves and dug into the problem. I determi
Hello, I have just submitted darktable in EPEL 8 repository, that is
used by CentOS / RHEL.
At the moment is in testing state, soon it will be pushed in stable.
https://bodhi.fedoraproject.org/updates/FEDORA-EPEL-2020-1e4d7237c7
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