Ralf Brown

darktable already has some support for gain maps on import (mostly in DNGs, e.g. #10289)

> Being consistent here seems a good goal. No? Yes, but consider the number of bug reports and help requests generated by new(ish) users who accidentally turn on a feature...

Move the crop box to the desired position and then create a preset; use that instead of selecting the aspect ratio from the pulldown menu. The module has parameters for...

> One additional issue is that I cannot manually define an aspect ratio. I can only select freehand, but then I have to deal with percentage sliders from the borders....

> I solved the problem by moving the call to dt_gui_process_events in dt_gui_cursor_clear_busy to the end, after gtk_grab_remove. But I'm thinking that it could be removed altogether, since after clear_busy...

That sounds like you have your images on the shared drive, but the actual library (database and configuration files) locally on each machine. You can use the `--configdir` commandline argument...

If you can't use symbolic links or common mount points to have your images located in the same path on all machines, sharing the database indeed does not work directly....

The issue with relative paths is that darktable supports multiple roots for your collection (in Windows-speak, you could have images on D:, E:, F:, etc.). Relative paths wouldn't be a...

Darkroom uses space bar and backspace to move to next/previous image since the arrow keys are already assigned to panning the center image while zoomed in when no slider is...

> more intuitive than space and backspace "The only intuitive interface is the nipple. All others are learned." (too lazy atm to look up who it's attributed to) Every single...