FerrumPix, latest build
This build is FerrumPix 0.9.32.
What is new in it: changes in 0.9.32
Linux
| Package | For | Download |
|---|---|---|
| AppImage | Any distribution, runs without installing | FerrumPix-x86_64.AppImage |
| Flatpak | Any distribution with Flatpak, sandboxed | FerrumPix.flatpak |
| DEB | Debian, Ubuntu, Mint (amd64) | FerrumPix-amd64.deb |
| RPM | Fedora, openSUSE (x86_64) | FerrumPix-x86_64.rpm |
| ZIP | Portable, unpack and run (x64) | FerrumPix-linux-x64.zip |
| ZIP | Portable, unpack and run (ARM64) | FerrumPix-linux-arm64.zip |
On Arch and its derivatives there is ferrumpix-bin in the AUR.
The AppImage carries built-in update information: tools that manage AppImages spot new
versions on their own and download only what changed.
Windows
| Package | For | Download |
|---|---|---|
| Setup | Installs with start menu entry and file types (x64) | FerrumPix-win-x64-Setup.exe |
| ZIP | Portable, unpack and run (x64) | FerrumPix-win-x64.zip |
| ZIP | Portable, unpack and run (ARM64) | FerrumPix-win-arm64.zip |
macOS
| Package | For | Download |
|---|---|---|
| App bundle | Intel Macs | FerrumPix-osx-x64-unsigned.app.zip |
| App bundle | Apple Silicon | FerrumPix-osx-arm64-unsigned.app.zip |
Experimental
The ARM64 and macOS builds are untested. If you try one, please let me know whether it works.
The macOS builds are unsigned, so Gatekeeper may say the app is "damaged" or "can't be
opened". That does not mean the ZIP is broken. Please try this:
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Download the right build: arm64 for Apple Silicon (M1, M2, M3, M4), x64 for Intel Macs.
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Unzip it.
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Move FerrumPix to Applications.
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Open Terminal and run:
xattr -dr com.apple.quarantine /Applications/FerrumPix.app codesign --force --deep --sign - /Applications/FerrumPix.app -
Then start it with:
open /Applications/FerrumPix.app
Good to know
The packages are self-contained and bring the .NET runtime with them, so nothing has to be
installed for that.
libmpv (video) and libraw (RAW development) are needed rather than optional. The Linux
packages ask for both, the Windows downloads bring them along. The Flatpak has LibRaw built
in but no libmpv, so it plays no video, and on macOS libraw comes from Homebrew with
"brew install libraw".
libheif is optional: it opens HEIC, HEIF and AVIF. Without it those files
simply stay closed and everything else works. macOS reads them itself.