v1.5.0
Linux support (new)
darkmoon now runs on Linux (x64), portable/no-install build — same feature set as Windows:
- RAW decoding (LibRaw, built from source, verified against real camera files)
- AI denoise / upscale (on-device ONNX models, CPU — no DirectML equivalent on Linux, so the GPU-accelerated denoise path from Windows falls back to CPU here)
- Everything else: masking, curves, color grading, lens correction, GPU-shader preview rendering, export
Known gaps on this first Linux build:
- Cloud AI denoise (Topaz/OpenAI/Gemini) works, but the saved API token doesn't persist between launches yet — Windows uses DPAPI for that, which has no Linux equivalent wired up yet.
- No custom native splash screen (Windows' small rounded pre-load window) — Linux opens the standard window directly.
- Requires common system libraries most desktop distros already have:
libjpeg,zlib,liblcms2,libgomp, GTK3.
Extract the tarball anywhere and run bundle/darkmoon.