I just uploaded new Windows 64-bit builds here:
- Master branch 4.2.788
- Gtk3 branch 4.2.915
(both Release and Debug)
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I just uploaded new Windows 64-bit builds here:
- Master branch 4.2.797
- Gtk3 branch 4.2.927
(both Release and Debug)
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@gaaned92 could you also provide a master release+debug build for XP?
Iâll upload @sguyader and @gaaned92 builds to the site tomorrow.
Andre, both 4.2.788 and 4.2.915GTK3 failed to start because libpcre-1.dll could not be found
Sebastien
First, many thanks for your constant efforts to post new releases of Master branch and Gtk3 versions. I do appreciate your hard work.
Perhaps it is asking too much, however I would find it helpful if you could include a brief summary of what significant changes have been made to the latest version compared to the immediate preceeding release. This would help me decide if I should replace the version I am currently using (with no obvious problems) with the latest release.
@mikesan In the AboutThisBuild.txt of each version there is a Changeset information. You can use this information to check for differences between two versions by looking here.
Ingo
Many thanks for your reply. It remains to figure out correspondence between the release date and the version number.
I am awayfrom home until end of april and thus not able to build.
@ilias_giarimis I will check when back home
@mikesan, if you follow the link given by Ingo, at the right of each commit youâll see a suite of 7 characters, which are the first 7 characters of the Changeset number. For example, the last commitâs changeset starts with f7af57d, and youâll find these characters in the current buildâs AboutThisBuild.txt because I made it from this stage.
If you still have the previous build I uploaded, find the changeset in itâs AboutThisBuild.txt, read the first 7 characters of its changeset, then follow Ingoâs link and locate the corresponding commit: youâll then see what changes have been commited between the two version.
Sebastien,
Many thanks for taking the time to answer with this detailed instruction. Now that I have the âsecret decoder ringâ I will be able to find my way. Again, thanks.
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I just uploaded new Windows 64-bit builds here:
- Master branch 4.2.808
- Gtk3 branch 4.2.942
Both branches are at the same stage. Enjoy!
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Even fresher Windows 64-bit builds have been uploaded here:
- Master branch 4.2.814
- Gtk3 branch 4.2.950
With these builds and from now on, RT now supports the Rec. 2020 Colorspace.
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Hi Sebastien,
after my upgrade from Win8.1 to Win10 I also have the problem that RawTherapee (4.2.905) needs about 4 minutes to start. The options menue is also opened very slow and makes the GUI freeze for a while.
I deleted the âŠ\AppData\Local\RawTherapee folder, but unfortunatelly this didnât change anythingâŠ
I donât get any pop-up (except the one shown at first startup after installation or deleting options).
Any more ideas how I could fix this issue?
Thanks in advance!
(edit: A registry cleanup and reinstall didnât help, too)
@Flash try using the latest gtk3 version.
If the problem persists, try setting the ClutsDirectory key in the options file to point to an existing and empty folder.
@gaaned92 uploading.
Hi @sguyader, I would like to upload a new gtk3 build which includes the Hald CLUT speedup merge, so commit 5294d2 or newer. If itâs not too much of a problem, could you make a new one? That is also to let pi99y try to reproduce his crash using the new HaldCLUT code.
4.2.974 is crashing on startup for me (Win7-64). If I move the Hald CLUT folder, starts fine. If I make a new empty Hald CLUT folder, still good. If I then put hald cluts in the folder, still good. If I go to load a hald clut, crashes immediately. This is not an issue with 4.2.927, which I reverted to.
Same behavior here as Mark reported above with 9.2.974⊠Did not happen with 9.2.950 for me.