![]() The OEM that makes the System76 laptop's is Clevo. This is not a MacBook Pro or Thinkpad X1 level machine. I also contribute to the project by submitting noise profiles and White Balance preset information for the X-T4 and X-Pro3, so I am a bit biased in favor of darktable.Ĭlick to expand.The build quality overall is ok. I have some basic presets for working in both the Filmic (Scene Referred) and older display referred processes. If anyone has questions, I can try and answer. My older blog posts about my switch: Part 1 and Part 2. The tricky part is that some modules are designed for 'Display Referred' and should not be used with 'Scene Referred' and vice versa. I started using the 'Filmic' module in version 3 and have since come to really like it. Here is a good writeup by the main developer of darktable. The other method, 'Scene Referred' is a completely different way of processing the images and is built around the 'Filmic' module. There is a module that mimics Lightroom basic options. It uses a 'Base Curve' that is applied to a RAW file which tries to match what the camera would do by default and then you optimize the settings (exposure, contrast, saturation, etc) as you normally would. Display referred processing is the default and it acts similar to how Lightroom does. The worst part is trying to learn what they now refer to as the main 2 options for image processing, display referred or scene referred. darktable has a very steep learning curve, but it isn't as bad as it sounds. I generally haven't done much with 1 star images.Īs far as the workflow itself. 3 stars were next and I would just go and process a bunch every so often over a months. I have very few 5 and 4 star images, so those went quick and spent more time on them. My plan of action was to start from newest to oldest, highest rated to lowest and go quickly look at any files that needed more attention after the default import. The develop settings were basic, but better than nothing. My keyword tagging, star ratings and gps coordinates all synced over wonderfully, and that includes hierarchical keywords as well. I imported a little over 30,000 images into darktable over a few days. ![]() It also handles the metadata (tags, etc) import as well, assuming you had Lightroom write out the. One thing that many people don't know is that darktable can take some of the basic adjustments from Lightroom and convert them to darktable on import. A few years ago, I moved from a full Lightroom catalog on OS X to a linux setup and did the full conversion from Lightroom to darktable. I just came across this thread and figured I'd give my 2 cents worth on the subject. So after two months I am really happy with the transition and I don't I will go back. They are not as polished on the surface but the developers are putting way more powerful tools into them. Seems open source imaging software compares to commercial offerings the same way Linux compares to Windows or Mac. So after two months I am really happy with the transition and I don't think I will go back. Tagging is great, it's fast, it has geotagging and search is excellent. It's really nice once you understand the UI. Darktable requires a totally different way of thinking compared to C1 but once you adapt there is an enormous amount of interesting features to do things you couldn't imagine doing in C1. But after a few weeks I am starting to get the hang of it. The learning curve is really steep and the UI of both is not as polished as Capture One or other commercial apps. So I decided to try Darktable for editing and Digikam for DAM. I always wanted to switch to Linux but Capture One kept me on the Mac. Rawtherapee 5.4 just came out with a new version a few days ago with rather major enhancements.When Capture 21 came out I got a little bit frustrated with the lack of new features and the steady price increases so I decided to look around for alternatives. I am wondering then if you have ever looked at using digikam + Rawtherapee? Rawtherapee is also a very powerful, free raw processor, but it does not have the database functions that are in darktable (that you don't use). You say that for managing your photos you use digikam instead of darktable and use darktable just for processing. I have noticed that the darktable tagging mechanism is cumbersome and not so good compared to other programs I have used that have tagging/keywording (Lightroom, ACDSee Pro, Adobe Organizer, etc.). Also, I have been playing with Linux Mint a bit on an old laptop. I have been using Lightroom for more than 6 years (currently LR Classic CC). I have been playing around with darktable 2.4.2 (Windows version) to try to get a bit familiar with it. The best thing is getting away from Windows and its needless complexity and susceptibility to malware. Very happy with the change to Darktable, DigiKam and Linux - and don't image ever going back.
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I've had this issue of switching to discrete first, then only to integrated the second time round, and then sometimes, it will switch to integrated right away, but, the MBP will hang, forcing me to do a hard-restart. ![]() I found your fix, tried it, and it worked every now and then. Then it was really bad, since I couldn't start the MBP up at all.Ī couple of months ago, it started giving out again, even though the AHT didn't register anything wrong with the hardware, I was sure it's the same graphics card issue. There is a chance that it would keep working for a few years more, which is just enough.Īnd yes, Apple My MBP Early 2011 has had its logic board replaced before the program expired in 2016. I don't have to reboot too often - just close the lid and don't update.Ĭhances are, it would still brick soon, but it's something I wanted to try before putting it in the dump.even if the GPU breaks again, cpu would be able to boot up and then gpu-switch would switch to integrated-only.with the discrete GPU disabled, the CPU will not generate enough heat to make the GPU relapse.I've used gpu-switch to execute it on startup (from crontab). Once you get up and running, disable the discrete GPU and don't reboot. This would make it come back to life for a bit more (note, everyone agrees this is a temporary hack only). While there, also re-greased the cpu + gpu with a proper arctic silver thermal grease. Mine also didn't even get past the apple logo, but I tried the idea on the net where you disassemble the logic board and apply 120-160 celsius degrees temperatures with a heat gun. ![]() If I can fix it, I MIGHT buy another mac product, but I'd hate to get caught in this kind of a lurch again just because I don't shell out enough money for Apple when they screw up. So now I'm using the discrete chip with slow graphics, and I don't know if I can even USE the integrated chip. Thanks Apple for locking me out of my machine completely.). I don't know if that's because I had to move the driver (after going to target disk mode and using my wife's Mac because Sierra won't let you move any files if you can't boot into Recovery mode, which I couldn't, to turn off rootless. ![]() At any rate, I can't get v2.3 to switch to integrated graphics as it continues to claim I'm using an external monitor. If their "vintage" (yeah, that's the term they use) macs can't be replaced with anything comparable, don't know what else to do. And, worse yet, Apple won't fix it claiming they no longer have the parts to do so (possibly true, but who knows the truth but them), or offer any kind of monetary settlement to fix anything like the program offered people who attempted to fix it prior to their program. Yeah, I pretty much had the same thing happen. ![]() Note: If the wireless NIC doesn’t support monitor mode, the WireShark cannot capture full 802.11 frames (including 802.11 management, control and data frame) and the WireShark will transfer the 802.11 frame to the fake 802.3 frame which doesn’t have the head info of the 802.11 frame. Some wireless NIC with special driver can also work at monitor mode and capture wireless packets. 2) It has 3x3 radios that can sniff 3 NSS traffic. Modern MacBook is recommended because 1) its wireless NIC driver supports monitor mode. ![]() WireShark is available at It’s a free and powerful sniffing and analyzing software. This document will discuss how to capture the wireless packets by using the MacBook and WireShark. Thanks for reading this article.Packets capture and analysis are very important for us to troubleshoot when some unexpected wireless connection problems occur such as the wireless client unable to associate with the SSID, the client not obtain an IP address, or intermittent wireless connection, etc. So that’s how you install and use Wireshark on Ubuntu. The captured packets should be loaded from the file. To open the file, go to File > Open from Wireshark or press + o Now you can open and analyze the saved packets anytime. Now select a destination folder, type in the file name and click on Save. You can click on the marked icon to save captured packets to a file for future use. You can click on the red icon as marked in the screenshot below to stop capturing Wireshark packets. Now click on the marked icon to Apply the filter.Īs you can see, only the DNS protocol packets are shown. This is a great way to learn how to write filter expression in Wireshark. The filter expression is also shown in the marked section of the screenshot below. I searched for all the DNS IPv4 address which is equal to 192.168.2.1 as you can see in the screenshot below. ![]() You can also use relational operators to test whether some field is equal to, not equal to, great than or less than some value. You can also click on the arrow on any protocol So I selected DNS Domain Name System from the Field Name list. In this article, I am going to filter out all the DNS packets. You can type in what protocol you’re looking for in the Search textbox and the Field Name section would show the ones that matched. In the Field Name section almost all the networking protocols are listed. From here you can create filter expression to search packets very specifically. To do that, click on the Expression… button as marked in the screenshot below.Ī new window should open as shown in the screenshot below. You can also filter packets captured by Wireshark graphically. To filter packets, you can directly type in the filter expression in the textbox as marked in the screenshot below. The good thing is, in Wireshark, you can filter the packets and see only the packets that you need. So the list will be so long that it will be nearly impossible to scroll through the list and search for certain type of packet. On a busy network thousands or millions of packets will be captured each second. You can also click on the arrows to expand packet data for a particular TCP/IP Protocol Layer. You can also see the RAW data of that particular packet. As you can see, information about different layers of TCP/IP Protocol is listed. Selecting a packet would show many information about that packet. Now you can click on a packet to select it. I pinged from the terminal and as you can see, many packets were captured. I am capturing packets on the ens33 wired network interface as you can see in the screenshot below. Just press and hold and click on the interfaces that you want to capture packets to and from and then click on the Start capturing packets icon as marked in the screenshot below. You can also capture packets to and from multiple interfaces at the same time. You can also double click on the interface that you want to capture packets to and from to start capturing packets on that particular interface. Now to start capturing packets, just select the interface (in my case interface ens33) and click on the Start capturing packets icon as marked in the screenshot below. Here, I listed only the Wired network interfaces. You can choose to show specific types of interfaces in the welcome screen from the marked section of the screenshot below. There are many types of interfaces you can monitor using Wireshark, for example, Wired, Wireless, USB and many external devices. When you start Wireshark, you will see a list of interfaces that you can capture packets to and from. |