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Bonjour, après avoir essayé Ansel sous Windows 11 j'ai installé Linux Fedora et je trouve la performance plus intéressante donc je considère l'utiliser comme programme principal.Par contre j'ai quelques questions pour lesquelles je n'arrive pas à trouver de réponse. En voici 3, j'ajouterai mes autres questions ici au fur et à mesure que j'en aurai.1: Est-ce possible de désactiver les ToolTips?2: Les préférences shortcut ne semblent plus exister, y-a-t'il une liste de shortcut en ligne pour savoir qu'est-ce qui fait quoi?3: Si je régle le scaling de Linux Fedora à 150% (j'utilise un moniteur 4K), Ansel devient très flou, j'ai essayé de changer le réglage DPI dans Ansel mais je ne trouve pas un réglage qui régle le problème, y-a-t'il un truc pour y arriver? En ce moment j'ai laissé Linux à 100% et mis Ansel à 150% mais tout l'OS est minuscule et difficile à bien voir sauf pour Ansel. Si je fait l'inverse, Ansel à -1 et Linux à 150%, Ansel devient flou.Merci beaucoup, bonne journée.
Thanks for your reply! Could an option to enable "mouse moved" be implemented in the future for those of us with capable hardware? I totally understand the reasoning behind it's removal but with a modern PC it feels weird / not natural to have to let go of the mouse to see a result. It makes precise adjustments harder in my opinion. Maybe ctrl+drag could be used to enable the "mouse moved" display refresh or something like that.I think I will try to install Linux anyway to see how it feels on that OS even though I am not familiar with the OS, it should be a fun experiement anyway. I was editing a picture in DarkTable yesterday, I'm still new to these Open Source software, and it crashed a few times using the color zones module, continuing the same edit in Ansel did not so I see the potential there.Thanks for your work!
Hi, there is a couple of things to precise here.Ansel is faster than Darktable because many redundant operations, that computed more than once but which results were eventually discarded, were removed. Computing fewer things makes it objectively faster. Now, whether the speed-up will be noticeable or not on your particular hardware depends on how powerful it is, aka how much waste it can afford before feeling sluggish.Then we have responsiveness of the GUI, which is another (but related) layer on top: that's how fast the GUI gives you feedback that it got your input right.In Ansel, I need to let go of the mouse for any edit to be displayed/updatedThis is actually one of the methods used to limit intermediate useless recomputes. Darktable fires recomputations on "button pushed", "button released" and "mouse moved" events, without ensuring you are done interacting. That's fine on high-end hardware, but it can really lock your system on mid-range. Ansel only fires recomputations on "button released". The actual pipeline computations are the same in both applications.Lastly, is the option the move the histogram to the right gone right now?Yes, the redesign of histogram is work in progress. Doc will follow.
Hi guys, I recently discovered Ansel as well as Darktable, got curious about Ansel because it claims to be faster than DT and I like the idea of it.However on my windows 11 PC, Darktable feels faster while editing. In Ansel, I need to let go of the mouse for any edit to be displayed/updated, in DT the display is updated as I move the mouse, also, zooming in and out and navigating around the picture in DT has almost no lag as in Ansel I can't do it without getting a "working" message on the preview for a second or two.Is there anything I need to configure to make it better on windows? Is Linux where it's at?Lastly, is the option the move the histogram to the right gone right now? I saw in a user manual that such an option existed at some point.Thanks
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