Darktable 4.9.0 Nightly Build 20240929 has been released, enabling users to test new features prior to their official release. It resolves outdated flaws and implements intricate code; however, stability may be compromised. The database schema may be altered in newer versions; therefore, it is recommended to utilize a distinct library. AppImage is compatible with distributions that utilize glibc version 2.35 or higher. UCRT (Universal C Runtime) is necessary for Windows, while macOS 13.5 or 14.0 is required for macOS.

Darktable nightly build 20240929

This is a nightly build of Darktable.

You can use this if you want to try new features without waiting for releases. From time to time, in development builds, old difficult-to-reproduce bugs are fixed, but it is also true that in the development process with the introduction of new complex code, the stability of the program may suffer compared to official releases, so use it with caution!

Also, new versions can make changes to the database schema, so it's best to run them with a separate library.

The AppImage package is compatible with distribution releases that have glibc version 2.35 or higher. For example, if we consider some popular distributions, Ubuntu 22.04, Debian 12, Fedora 36 and newer releases are compatible.

The *.AppImage.zsync file is not intended to be downloaded and used locally. Just ignore it. This file contains technical information required by AppImage auto-updaters such as  AppImageUpdate.

The Windows package requires Windows with UCRT (Universal C Runtime), which is shipped with Windows 10+. Darktable should also work on Windows 8.1  on condition that you install this runtime yourself.

The macOS *-x86_64.dmg package requires at least macOS 13.5 (Ventura), the *-arm64.dmg package requires at least macOS 14.0 (Sonoma).

Please help us improve Darktable by reporting any issues you encounter!

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