prof7bit

I am currently working on another fix for the extremely poor paint performance of the TImage on GTK2. You might already have noticed it during testing: the further you zoom in the slower it becomes. The reason for this is it will clip the image after scaling it up. I have made a descendant of TImage with a rewritten paint method that will first determine the visible area and then only scale and copy that part of the image. Maybe I will try to see whether this can also be made transparent but I would...

I am currently working on another fix for the extremely poor paint performance of the TImage on GTK2. You might already have noticed it during testing: the further you zoom in the slower it becomes. The reason for this is it will clip the imageafter scaling it up. I have made a descendant of TImage with a rewritten paint method that will first determine the visible area and then only scale and copy that part of the image. Maybe I will try to see whether this can also be made transparent but I would...

This looks good, working as expected.

On GTK2 there are odd jumps when starting a swipe while the mouse is still moving

[Feature] Zoom at mouse position

according to the manpage¹ of dcraw it seems to have an option to turn off the auto flipping: -t [0-7,90,180,270] Flip the output image. By default, dcraw applies the flip specified by the camera. -t 0 disables all flipping. I would suggest this as the most pragmatic solution, I cannot see any benefits in applying the camera orientation to images which are meant for astro stacking and it would avoid a lot of headaches dealing with rotated images and rotated bayer patterns. ¹ https://linux.die.net...

Linux .rpm and .deb installer have wrong file mode on deep_sky.csv, makes it unreadable for user

The bug is fixed in 0.9.426. Colors are looking fine with Breeze-Dark (dark theme) and Adwaita (light theme), the effect of highlighting the relevant options is working well and everything stays readable with good contrast. This ticket can be closed.