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@simmmmm simmmmm released this 29 Sep 12:36
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Numa 0.32.0, a raw developer for Linux, and the first release under the GNU General Public License, version 3 or later.

  • A package for your distribution: Fedora 44, openSUSE Tumbleweed, Debian Testing, Ubuntu 26.04 and Arch (also CachyOS and EndeavourOS). Add the repository once and Numa updates with the rest of the system. The lines for each are in the README.
  • Numa-0.32.0-x86_64.flatpak:
    flatpak install --user Numa-0.32.0-x86_64.flatpak. It needs Flatpak with
    Flathub added, because the GNOME 50 runtime is fetched from there the first
    time. It installs over any earlier version; close Numa first.
  • Numa-0.32.0-x86_64.AppImage: one file for glibc 2.39 or newer (Ubuntu 24.04, Debian 13, Fedora 40 and later). Make it executable and open it.

New since 0.28

  • Open source. Numa for Linux is GPL-3.0-or-later now, and Numa's own camera profiles are part of it.
  • Most edits render on the graphics card, including masks, point colour, grading, noise reduction and HDR. Light edits stay on the processor, where they cost less energy, and dragging a slider costs the processor next to nothing.
  • Faster and lighter on the battery. Photographs open and switch much sooner: faster raw decoders, the editor developed at the size it is shown, previews kept beside the library, and 1:1 developing only what is on screen. On battery or in power-saver mode Numa does no work ahead.
  • Large libraries. The grid and the filmstrip build only the cards on screen, so a library of tens of thousands of photographs opens in under a second and scrolls smoothly. Each library keeps its own filter.
  • Masks. A mask's Temperature and Tint work on turned and cropped photographs. Clicks and edge refinement on the card give the same masks as on the processor, and the subject mask is found at full precision.
  • The library follows its folders without rescanning every minute, and a spinner shows where Numa is busy. JPEG and JPEG XL export are quicker, Olympus thumbnails come from the camera, and two cameras' raws that could stop Numa now open.
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