Numa 0.36.0

Numa 0.36.0, a raw developer for Linux.

• A package for your distribution: Fedora, openSUSE, Debian, Ubuntu and Arch. Add the repository once and Numa updates with the rest of the system; the lines for each are in the README.
• Numa-0.36.0-x86_64.flatpak: flatpak install --user Numa-0.36.0-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-0.36.0-x86_64.AppImage: one file for glibc 2.39 or newer. Make it executable and open it.

New

An import you can trust: Numa copies a card into your library, and to a second drive if you like, checks every file, keeps a receipt and says when the card is safe to format. With a camera on its cable, its name appears in the library's header bar: shoot tethered, each photograph straight into a library and onto the screen, or import from the camera, only the raws if you want. What comes in is analysed and read for search as it lands.

Search your photographs by what is in them, in English or Dutch, on this computer, and find the things Numa saw in the Filter menu. Moments shows a shoot by its moments, with the shoot as a tape under the loupe, Review at full size and an edit per moment. Also new: camera clocks that agree, As Shot (a look that follows the camera's own JPEG), a camera profile made from your own photographs, HEIF and HEIC files, Proof for Print, For a Book, Tonight, the client's picks back from a proofing gallery, How It Was Made, stars to click on a hovered photograph, Mist, a better Auto, crash reports, and Send Feedback in the main menu.