On 15 Jan 2018 5:43 am, wrote:
DT 2.4
* I have selected the blend drawing-parameteric mask.
* Select my ellipse
How do I apply the module to the outside of the ellipse, ie the rest
of the image?
https://www.darktable.org/usermanual/en/drawn_mask.html
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DT 2.4
* I have selected the blend drawing-parameteric mask.
* Select my ellipse
How do I apply the module to the outside of the ellipse, ie the rest
of the image?
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It's also worth nothing that Windows users (especially) and Mac users
are conditioned to view their computer and it's application as a
product that they are the end user of. It's not their fault, that's
how they were turned into customers in the first place. In the GNU /
Linux world it's
On 14/01/18 17:02, Pascal Obry wrote:
Benjamin,
That's not the point. Take GIMP (it has been discussed recently) there
is more users on Windows and almost no contributor for this platform
and so the port is hard to maintain.
Soon this will also be true for dt, a lot of Windows users are moving
> On 14 Jan 2018, at 14:18, Robert Krawitz wrote:
>
> Speaking from experience, I strongly suggest signing the package.
> Current users may be OK with the workaround, but growing the userbase
> will require pulling in new users who don't want to turn off the
> signing
On Sun, 14 Jan 2018 14:03:22 -0500, J Albrecht wrote:
>> On 14 Jan 2018, at 12:01, Pascal Obry wrote:
>>
>> Right, probably closer to Linux than Windows is. But yet, we have a
>> single MacOS guy for the maintenance and he is not available actually
>> to do the work. That
> On 14 Jan 2018, at 12:01, Pascal Obry wrote:
>
> Right, probably closer to Linux than Windows is. But yet, we have a
> single MacOS guy for the maintenance and he is not available actually
> to do the work. That illustrate my point :)
The point is not so pointy. There have
On Sun, 14 Jan 2018 18:01:39 +0100, Pascal Obry wrote:
>> Despite of that what are the competencies needed to compile for mac?
>> It is not quite clear to me how technical you have to be to
>> contribute.
>
> Can't tell, I'm not a MacOS user. That's certainly not trivial. But
> maybe you have
Laurent,
> I also thought that macOS was closer to linux than Windows so easier
> to port. I might be wrong.
Right, probably closer to Linux than Windows is. But yet, we have a
single MacOS guy for the maintenance and he is not available actually
to do the work. That illustrate my point :)
>
Hello,
I understand your point of view concering contribution and I'm sorry if I
sounded rude.
I just think it is weird that Windows users benefit of the new version
before mac users that are faithful to Darktable for many years.
I also thought that macOS was closer to linux than Windows so
Benjamin,
> If I may interject,
Sure!
> there's no reason to be upset at users who do not
> contribute. Not everyone is able to, and that's fine. What's the
> point of a software project without users?
That's not the point. Take GIMP (it has been discussed recently) there
is more users on
Laurent,
> Now I'm stuck on windows waiting for the mac 2.4 version.
That's the way it is because most of the Windows and MacOS user are
"waiting" instead of *contributing*.
The same happens to GIMP, it's a shame that there is some little
contributors for those OS. Just *waiting* won't make
Hello,
I am using Darktable for three years now on mac
I was so eager to test the haze removal tool that I downloaded the Windows
release.Thank you for the great job you made on this new version!
Now I'm stuck on windows waiting for the mac 2.4 version.
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