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
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
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
Hello,
I have started this discussion, so let me finish it as well.
When I used darktable for the first few times I was surprised that there is
no global UnDo on a user action. In the lightable part none at all. In the
darkroom it doesn't reflect user action, but probably some kind of code
I've been a victim of my own inattentiveness and wiped all edits on
images in the library. It sucked but it was my fault. It would have
been nice to have either a write protect feature on edited images
(my preference) or an undo. In my case, the undo was backups.
On
That doesn't solve the issue when you make wrong step in working in
lightable. You like to make modifications, but you also like to make step
back if you make wrong one.
I wonder how all the commands are processed.If there is no undo, it may be
because there is not a single queue through which
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 also prevent situations of accidental
