gi-man

> Actually dt crashes with large too Your post are not helpful. Is this with master? Where is the log? I'm going to unsubscribe.

I think I remember reading being able to do this in the lens correction module. Maybe a better place for this functionally.

If you manually pick a lens, then this should show: 

Are you on Wayland?

Do you know what GPU you have? Is this an iGPU? And what is your current linux kernel?

I think iGPU are not officially supported by rocm. They might work. There is also a report that linux kernel 6.6.x /rocm is causing issues. https://www.mail-archive.com/[email protected]/msg06837.html

Under windows, you might need to follow this instructions. I've never tried this, so I can't help. https://www.darktable.org/about/faq/#faq-tethering

Can you try "C:\Program files\darktable\bin\darktable.exe" "-d common" OR "C:\Program files\darktable\bin\darktable.exe" ^-d common I think the space between the d and common might give trouble to windows.

I fired up windows too. This worked in the shortcut: C:\Windows\System32\cmd.exe /k "C:\Program Files\darktable\bin\darktable.exe" -d perf but it changed the icon to be the cmd icon. https://superuser.com/questions/1750060/how-do-i-properly-add-parameters-to-program-called-within-a-windows-command-shor

> @gi-man @wpferguson : thank you for working this matter. So far I was entering manually the command line, but now I have created a shortcut. I would not default...