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I'm on Debian, which is of course behind. I tried installing the flatpak, which is up to date, but the packager removed the AI parts. The only option I have (sh

by mcdonje 2mo ago

I'm on Debian, which is of course behind. I tried installing the flatpak, which is up to date, but the packager removed the AI parts. The only option I have (short of moving to Arch or similar) is AppImage, which doesn't integrate well with the DE. I get being against AI, but Darktable is very responsible about it according to their release notes. Local only, opt-in only, no nagging. It's not like Adobe trying to push AI on you when you don't want it.

doubletwoyou 2mo ago
One way to get the AppImage to integrate better would be to install appimaged. Another way to get the up-to-date version on Debian would be to use Nix (install nix, add the stable or unstable channel or whatnot, and make darktable installable)
- Groxx 2mo ago
  GearLever is handy too, though they seem moderately different in goals and I'm not familiar with the details
everybodyknows 2mo ago
I built from source, on Ubuntu. There are few rough edges -- look for hints on the pixls.us forum. And git-checkout at the release point for version 5.6, not TOT.
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roryirvine 2mo ago
Have you tried Darktable's own Debian packages from the OpenSuSE Build Service: https://software.opensuse.org/download.html?project=graphics:darktable&package=darktable https://software.opensuse.org/download.html?project=graphics...