Damon Lynch

Dude you sound like Steve Ballmer circa the year 2000. The world has moved on since then, but you haven't.

Your point has some merit for some projects, but is too overgeneralized, and in the case of some free software projects is simply totally wrong. Fact 1: the technical support you can get from a ...

In 2016, the darktable developers were suggesting using Rapid Photo Downloader to import from the camera to the computer: ...

The imagery is fantastic but the way the film was turned into a story is simply awful. The corporate PR firm responsible for crafting the story was way out of its depth. The PR person credited in...

I wrote Rapid Photo Downloader to be able to download from external devices like memory cards and cameras to the computer, including external hard drives (AKA portable storage devices). Some users ...

Thanks for taking the time to share your expert knowledge. Much appreciated :-)

Thank you for your comprehensive reply! Are you talking about this, or is there more than one of these floating around? - https://www.classactionlawyers.com/cablemodems/ The only problem I've ...

To be clear, is the performance problem guaranteed to be an issue for everyone, or just some? I ask because I own the Arris SB6190, subscribe to Comcast 150Mbps, and get 180Mbps with latency of ...

George: "It's one of the King's carrier pigeons."
Baldrick: "No, it isn't, that pigeon couldn't carry the King! Hasn't got a tray or anything."

But it can apparently carry a camera dear Baldrick....

Like others have mentioned you are very likely seeing this issue because you have setup your camera to backup images onto the 2nd memory card. Do be aware that videos are written to only one card. ...

You should design an approach that will not change for a decade or hopefully longer. Probably the advice of experts would help you design a robust, reliable and easy to use system that is not tied ...

What I should have written was no Linux desktop environment provides the service that you describe Windows providing, if I understand it correctly. But perhaps I'm reading too much into what the ...

Already implemented. See http://damonlynch.net/rapid/design.html No desktop environment or Linux subsystem provides that kind of service.

No, it's not color managed. I think that would only make sense if it had the ability to show full screen previews, which it currently does not.

The two programs are not really that comparable, because from taking a look at the Windows store presentation, they're aimed at a different class of user and their feature set is quite different. F ...