Thanks Matt, When I switch between two images I always get a flash going backwards. If the last image I was on was the image ahead then when I tap forward there is no flash and the transition is smooth.
In the lighttable the thumbnails seem to load immediately at the correct size, they are just not positioned properly for a few frames, in the case of the Culling mode they are also cropped into little 10px (approx) squares at first. When I run the darktable-generate-cache command: [init] the database lock file contains a pid that seems to be alive in your system: 24890 [init] database is locked, probably another process is already using it ERROR: can't acquire database lock, aborting. On 2020-10-10 21:54 UTC Matt Maguire <matthew.magu...@gmail.com> wrote: > Are you aware of the darktable-generate-cache command? > https://darktable.gitlab.io/doc/en/overview_chapter.html#darktable_generate_cache_commandline_parameters > > On my slow laptop with no discrete GPU, using arrows to move between single > photos on lighttable results in a brief flash if the thumbnail is not > cached, but one it has been cached the transition between photos is very > smooth. > > On Sun, 11 Oct 2020 at 08:38, <juli...@i2pmail.org> wrote: > > > Thanks Matthew, Chris and others, > > > > I've dedicated more time to solving this. > > > > "Snapshots" (or what I would call the "Compare" section where a person can > > "Take snapshots") looks useful. I regret that it doesn't suit the use-case > > where a person simply needs to go through the photos in a slideshow-like > > fashion, to compare subtle differences and determine what they'll do. > > > > I tried the Slideshow feature. > > > > The computer turned into a rocket system. I've never heard it work so > > hard. I thought it might blow up (version 3.2.1 linux). AAre you aware of > > the darktable-generate-cache command? > https://darktable.gitlab.io/doc/en/overview_chapter.html#darktable_generate_cache_commandline_parameters > > On my slow laptop with no discrete GPU, using arrows to move between single > photos on lighttable results in a brief flash if the thumbnail is not > cached, but one it has been cached the transition between photos is very > smooth. > > On Sun, 11 Oct 2020 at 08:38, <juli...@i2pmail.org> wrote: > > > Thanks Matthew, Chris and others, > > > > I've dedicated more time to solving this. > > > > "Snapshots" (or what I would call the "Compare" section where a person can > > "Take snapshots") looks useful. I regret that it doesn't suit the use-case > > where a person simply needs to go through the photos in a slideshow-like > > fashion, to compare subtle differences and determine what they'll do. > > > > I tried the Slideshow feature. > > > > The computer turned into a rocket system. I've never heard it work so > > hard. I thought it might blow up (version 3.2.1 linux). AAre you aware of > > the darktable-generate-cache command? > https://darktable.gitlab.io/doc/en/overview_chapter.html#darktable_generate_cache_commandline_parameters > > On my slow laptop with no discrete GPU, using arrows to move between single > photos on lighttable results in a brief flash if the thumbnail is not > cached, but one it has been cached the transition between photos is very > smooth. > > On Sun, 11 Oct 2020 at 08:38, <juli...@i2pmail.org> wrote: > > > Thanks Matthew, Chris and others, > > > > I've dedicated more time to solving this. > > > > "Snapshots" (or what I would call the "Compare" section where a person can > > "Take snapshots") looks useful. I regret that it doesn't suit the use-case > > where a person simply needs to go through the photos in a slideshow-like > > fashion, to compare subtle differences and determine what they'll do. > > > > I tried the Slideshow feature. > > > > The computer turned into a rocket system. I've never heard it work so > > hard. I thought it might blow up (versio ___________________________________________________________________________ darktable developer mailing list to unsubscribe send a mail to darktable-dev+unsubscr...@lists.darktable.org
