Of course you can edit your darktablerc with a text editor (backup
first, please!)
Every time you leave darktable it saves it's actual status (even the
status of the modules) in your *local* darktablerc config file. If
within dt retouch module is visible in the groups you which, you then
quit
* David Vincent-Jones [08-22-20 09:45]:
> Interesting . although retouch is correctly sitting in group-4 and after
> opening and closing dt it is still correctly in place my darktablerc
> reads as follows:
>
> plugins/darkroom/retouch/expanded=FALSE
> plugins/darkroom/retouch/favorite=FA
Interesting . although retouch is correctly sitting in group-4 and
after opening and closing dt it is still correctly in place my
darktablerc reads as follows:
plugins/darkroom/retouch/expanded=FALSE
plugins/darkroom/retouch/favorite=FALSE
plugins/darkroom/retouch/modulegroup=4
plugins
I also still fail to understand. The appearance of the retouch module is
controlled by the lines
*plugins/darkroom/retouch/expanded=TRUE
plugins/darkroom/retouch/favorite=TRUE
plugins/darkroom/retouch/modulegroup=4
plugins/darkroom/retouch/visible=TRUE*
of your local *darktablerc* config file.
* David Vincent-Jones [08-22-20 02:32]:
> Wrong diagnosis on my part it is occurring whenever I update the git!!
> (which I am doing on a daily basis and daily I am also creating a new
> folder) So it is the git update that creates the problem.
>
> David
>
> On 22.08.20 07:49, Peter Harde w
