Tried to install from nufraw-0.42.tar.gz but got this report: configure: error: Package requirements (lcms2) were not met
Could not install lcms2_2.8.orig.tar.gz because configure: error: Package requirements (gtkimageview >= 1.6) were not met
Could not install gtkimageview_1.6.4+dfsg.orig.tar.gz and gave up because ufraw works.
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Questions about the nUFRaw (0.40) which came along with GIMP 2.10.5 AppImage. Debian 9.
Image zoom percentage 14 suits my raw files and my monitor -- but I must set it manually each time. "Store user default" does nothing to this.
The settings under Options -> Configuration cannot be changed.
I cannot make the "spot white balance" option under "White Balance" do anything.
Help shall be appreciated.
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Hi Mukul,
the zoom setting is saved in ~/nufrawrc-ui file (hidden file inside your home folder). If it doesn't work on your system it could be a bug (it happens)
To use the spot white balance you must first select a spot on the image using the color picker cursor (top right of the window) and then press the button. Let me know if it works for you.
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I can now use spot white balance. Thank you. A little awkward, though, having two eye-droppers far apart -- and the hand-shaped picker is not particularly accurate.
There is a hidden file called .nufrawrc, but that only stores information about my camera. Perhaps you speak of a version of nUFRaw later than the one I have, or else of a GIMP other than the AppImage which I have.
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On a separate partition I have Manjaro Linux, which came with GIMP 2.10.4 and nUFRaw 0.42. The zoom setting cannot be saved there either, and there is a .nufrawrc file but none which ends with "-ui".
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Debian 9 (Stretch) 64-bit. Nufraw 0.42-1 does not run: complains about
libexiv2.so.14. Help appreciated.
MD
Mukul Dube
Delhi , India
Last edit: Mukul Dube 2018-05-27
Hi,
nufraw_0.42-1_amd64.deb is build on Ubuntu Xenial. To run it on Debian you must compile from sources.
Tried to install from nufraw-0.42.tar.gz but got this report:
configure: error: Package requirements (lcms2) were not met
Could not install lcms2_2.8.orig.tar.gz because
configure: error: Package requirements (gtkimageview >= 1.6) were not met
Could not install gtkimageview_1.6.4+dfsg.orig.tar.gz and gave up because ufraw works.
try here:
https://launchpad.net/~dhor/+ppa-packages
Questions about the nUFRaw (0.40) which came along with GIMP 2.10.5 AppImage. Debian 9.
Image zoom percentage 14 suits my raw files and my monitor -- but I must set it manually each time. "Store user default" does nothing to this.
The settings under Options -> Configuration cannot be changed.
I cannot make the "spot white balance" option under "White Balance" do anything.
Help shall be appreciated.
Hi Mukul,
the zoom setting is saved in ~/nufrawrc-ui file (hidden file inside your home folder). If it doesn't work on your system it could be a bug (it happens)
To use the spot white balance you must first select a spot on the image using the color picker cursor (top right of the window) and then press the button. Let me know if it works for you.
I can now use spot white balance. Thank you. A little awkward, though, having two eye-droppers far apart -- and the hand-shaped picker is not particularly accurate.
There is a hidden file called .nufrawrc, but that only stores information about my camera. Perhaps you speak of a version of nUFRaw later than the one I have, or else of a GIMP other than the AppImage which I have.
On a separate partition I have Manjaro Linux, which came with GIMP 2.10.4 and nUFRaw 0.42. The zoom setting cannot be saved there either, and there is a .nufrawrc file but none which ends with "-ui".