Thank you to both of you. I will update to OS26.
It is clear that the M chips are here to stay, thus if we want to stay with Apple we have to adapt…
I don’t get that mouning - if you want stay with intel mac no one can hinder you doing it. Even not Apple…
There’s no known impossibility to build stuff for Intel Macs … even recent darktable versions can be runned on about 13 years old macs
Which one mourning or moaning?
THX for your effort … works great for me .
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Hey folks. I’m sure I’m doing something stupid - but I just tried to update to 5.3 (arm64) linked above. I’ve tried it several times, and each time it pops up an error stating it is “damaged” and suggests I trash it.
5.2 works just fine. Any suggestions? Appreciate the help.
Scott
Have you followed the instructions by running the necessary terminal commands?
Thanks for the reply.
I put this into terminal: " xattr -c <path/to/application.app> "
I didn’t try the other things listed became they seemed like options.
The last several versions I have installed all went smoothly (other than giving it permissions in system settings).
Sorry, forgot to mention that when I tried to allow the execution in terminal - it spit back that “no such file or directory” exists. So I’m obviously doing something horribly wrong. Sorry for the rookie mistakes here.
Sorry folks. I’m an idiot. I mistyped in terminal. Got it to open now. Thanks for your patience.
I guess the last question is whether I do need to do anything different with the libraries? Or can I continue as I have in the past?
if you have a quite recent macOS version, then you’ll need to do it with each new package since these packages aren’t notarized
current master 5.3.0 build + Canon R1 and R5mII support by Adding new camera support in darktable / LibRaw / ExifTool – Pandas Welt + a couple of RF lensfun data from: Kameratrollet
darktable-5.3.0+617~ge5164d7f4f_arm64.dmg (macOS >= 11.3)
darktable-5.3.0+617~ga71637bb97_x86_64.dmg (macOS >= 10.14)
you might run it with an in-memory library via terminal:
/Volumes/darktable/darktable.app/Contents/MacOS/darktable --library :memory:
or use a separate config directory:
/Volumes/darktable/darktable.app/Contents/MacOS/darktable --configdir ~/.config/darktable_test
also keep in mind that if you don’t disable writing sidecar files these can be messed up
both packages are unsigned, you might need to allow execution via terminal: " xattr -c <path/to/application.app> "
Release notes for 5.3.0 release: darktable/RELEASE_NOTES.md at master · darktable-org/darktable · GitHub
difference to released 5.2.1 see: Comparing release-5.2.1…master · darktable-org/darktable · GitHub
current master 5.3.0 build + Canon R1 and R5mII support by Adding new camera support in darktable / LibRaw / ExifTool – Pandas Welt + a couple of RF lensfun data from: Kameratrollet
darktable-5.3.0+653~ga8a01fbcf5_arm64.dmg (macOS >= 11.3)
darktable-5.3.0+653~gdb2bf5d144_x86_64.dmg (macOS >= 10.14)
you might run it with an in-memory library via terminal:
/Volumes/darktable/darktable.app/Contents/MacOS/darktable --library :memory:
or use a separate config directory:
/Volumes/darktable/darktable.app/Contents/MacOS/darktable --configdir ~/.config/darktable_test
also keep in mind that if you don’t disable writing sidecar files these can be messed up
both packages are unsigned, you might need to allow execution via terminal: " xattr -c <path/to/application.app> "
Release notes for 5.3.0 release: darktable/RELEASE_NOTES.md at master · darktable-org/darktable · GitHub
difference to released 5.2.1 see: Comparing release-5.2.1…master · darktable-org/darktable · GitHub
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THX for the new build … always good to see that the version is further developed for the R1 and R5 II !!!
Really cool
Thaaaaaank you so much
Andreas
current master 5.3.0 build + Canon R1 and R5mII support by Adding new camera support in darktable / LibRaw / ExifTool – Pandas Welt + a couple of RF lensfun data from: Kameratrollet
darktable-5.3.0+717~g784c04fbca_arm64.dmg (macOS >= 11.3)
darktable-5.3.0+717~g91889ffc6d_x86_64.dmg (macOS >= 10.14)
you might run it with an in-memory library via terminal:
/Volumes/darktable/darktable.app/Contents/MacOS/darktable --library :memory:
or use a separate config directory:
/Volumes/darktable/darktable.app/Contents/MacOS/darktable --configdir ~/.config/darktable_test
also keep in mind that if you don’t disable writing sidecar files these can be messed up
both packages are unsigned, you might need to allow execution via terminal: " xattr -c <path/to/application.app> "
Release notes for 5.3.0 release: darktable/RELEASE_NOTES.md at master · darktable-org/darktable · GitHub
difference to released 5.2.1 see: Comparing release-5.2.1…master · darktable-org/darktable · GitHub
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THX Sir … for keeping the version very much updated !!!
Very kind of you … to put all the effort in this.
Andreas
Yes, up to date with the “Halloween Treat” 
. Cool 
!
I agree. This port is stable and “just works”. OSX users appreciate the effort and support.
The best and most important part , for me personally , is the camera support … which is not available in any other build , as far as I know!!!
So once again a big thumbs up for Martin !!!
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R5mII and R1 support will be soon in all dev builds since libraw just published ar candidate for their next release with that support.
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That´s even better … good news