On Wed, 2021-03-03 at 10:32 +0100, 'Kay F. Jahnke' via hugin and other
free panoramic software wrote:

> I must admit that the M1 is very attractive, though. It might be 
> worthwhile to just buy a small machine with this chip - I'd like a 
> macbook air, because I don't have an up-to-date laptop - my newest 
> thinkpad is eight years old or so.

Guilty as charged.  Typing this on a 2013 MacBook Air, when the 2013
Sony Vaio, very similar tech specs, is already on the electro-junk heap
with broken parts not worth repairing.  2018 Microsoft Surface Book Pro
(or whatever mindboggling name MSFT's marketing has thought for that
device) is already defective (the contact at the hinge between tablet
and keyboard keeps breaking up); 2019 Lenovo Thinkpad T495s has already
been into warranty once and if left connected to its power brick for
too long has seizures.  As a result, I am now the only family member
without an iDevice and the M1 has joined the school-mandated iPad.  I
did get a used iPhone to test the experience for myself, and so far it
feels like being in a golden cage.  It is still a prison, even if
golden.

Apple does a lot of things very well.  Sadly, at the critical junction,
it retains control of the T1 / encryption keys instead of giving
control to the user who should be allowed to choose between Apple's
encryption keys; consumer's own encryption keys; or no encryption at
all.


> > With regard to bundling with Hugin:
> > 
> It is in fact completely new technology. Potentially disruptive. 

I have not touched panorama photography for ages, so forgive me if I am
missing something.  If it is so disruptive, why not adding to pv the
missing functions from Hugin rather than the other way around?

And in both cases, what is the main obstacle to move functionality from
pv to Hugin or from Hugin to pv?

If memory serves me well, the current preview mode in Hugin was born as
a project to improve the existing preview.  Turned out that a complete
replacement was not possible/desirable and so the two lived side-by-
side in the same package.  The difference here is that pv started life
in a separate GUI toolkit, or am I mistaken?

--
Yuval Levy, JD, MBA, CFA
Ontario-licensed lawyer


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