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I did some comparisons with the released version 5.7 today. Went back to branch release-5.7 as the processing seems to have changed in dev. Setting -DWITH_LTO="ON" results in the same...

OK, I had a deeper look now. The measured times reduce as expected with omp. The effect on the overall wall clock time isn't that big though. Interestingly my perception...

I'm processing NEF files from a D500 (file size about 24 MB). Do you think that 3s for opening a file in the editor are as expected? This timing is...

SETM for the reported times, i.e. clicked on thumbnails in the Filmstrip. The Auto-Matched Tone Curve was the killer feature that convinced me to start with RawTherapee :-)

Generally fine. The released binaries for version 5.7 and my own build behave alike. If I try to move a slider very fast, then I notice a lag of some...

Yes, when dragging points on curves or sliders, they follow the mouse closely and smoothly. Just scrollbars sometimes seem to hang -- but this I'm used to from the GNOME...

I had started open minded without previous knowledge of either Homebrew or MacPorts. After having tried both, the latter convinces me more (regular installer instead of copy/paste of hacky command...

The build process works nicely with MacPorts -- much simpler imho. Everything works, including also omp. RT runs from the build directory. Unfortunately `make macosx_bundle` generates a bundle with .dylib...

@Benitoite: sounds promising! @Beep6581: the documentation should still be updated. - better separate the descriptions of Homebrew and MacPorts build from each other -- I think one should not mix...

Just tested the updated documentation. Much better now! Following things might be changed: - section MacPorts: add `libomp` to sudo port install - section MacPorts: `sudo port install ld64 +ld64_xcode`...