Yes. The decoder decodes. There are several open source ones, libraw, rawspeed, rawler. They all do the same thing.
At least for rawpseed, things aren’t always straight forward, as all camera support is reverse engineered. Don’t have data from the manufacturers as its all locked up behind NDAs and such
There are open-source RAW decoders, like LibRaw, and while they offer broad support, Bhatt says they typically deliver worse results,
Bullshit. It either decodes the raw file and passes the data into the editing pipeline or it doesn’t.
https://github.com/tchapi/davis uses the same library as nextcloud (and basically every other Foss calendar app) and just tries to wrap an admin interface around it.
Take a look at ytdl-sub if you want light weight. I load the resulting videos into jellyfin as series.
Couldn’t even read it, that yellow text is horrific.
How does “major version upgrades” make it into the “so-so” category? This is one of the best (long term) features of NixOS, since stuff does not really break, you can easily test it with VM tests. What he describes in this seciton is that plasma 6 didn’t make it into that “stable” version of NixOS… but it’d be the same on any other distro, more or less?
Its even worse if you go look at the main Dev getting it into nixpkgs, some called it out and her merged his own commit into nixpkgs anyway.
Luckily there are a lot of different tools in this space, including good ole nix shell.
To continually enhance the AI’s recommendations, we collect anonymous data on the environments generated. This feedback helps us train better models and improve accuracy.
And it is opt out, not opt in.
By default devenv uploads your code to their server to train its AI.
I got a ugreen nas. It was cheap. Their OS is Debian underneath. I installed NixOS on it. Seems to work well.
we have way too much new user feed back that “darktable isn’t at all like lightroom” and well… yeah.
darktable should not be an LR anything. ;)
Its going to be rough getting the things that are fairly necessary for a photo editor: color management, calibraiton, etc etc. God speed to the dev, but I’m not sure I see this getting to the point of replacing darktable for me.
look in your darktablerc file. should be an option to show it
The thing is, “vibe-coded” doesn’t always have to mean some terrible project stealing data with a million backdoors.
It doesn’t have to mean that… but that’s what it means.
It was vibe coded in two weeks. It doesn’t have color managed. Its missing a lot of things.
On one hand, I sympathize with the concern and desire for transparency. After all, vulnerabilities easily missed by AI can have devastating effects on someone’s privacy and infrastructure. On the other hand, should we really be any more hesitant over a vibe coded project than an app launched by someone whose GitHub profile links to their Neocities page (no shade intended)?
The answer is “yes.” Neocites is chill. Vibe coded software that maybe works is not.
I have been wanting to set this up for a while, but didn’t know what I was doing, so this tutorial helps a lot and I will give it a go, thanks!
you could slap a mobile gui on VKDT, but it wouldn’t be compatible with darktable