The new system is fully tested and compatible with the Behringer X-touch Mini controller but should support (to a greater or lesser extent) any MIDI device.
You can now control virtually all of darktable’s functionality with buttons, knobs, sliders and joysticks as well as the keyboard and mouse (for the traditionalists). To compensate for that loss have introduced an entirely new shortcut system that now supports MIDI and game controllers. We have removed all of your custom keyboard shortcuts. The website has been upgraded to use the Hugo static site generator (many thanks to Robby Milo for his hard work on this) and, while the content hasn’t changed much (for now), we have taken the opportunity to amend the URLs for the documentation, so please go here for the new version of the user manual and here for the Lua documentation. Please see this page if you want to find out how to contribute your own translations. Due to the amount of work involved in translating the documentation we will probably provide further updates over the next month so if your language isn’t supported at the moment, please check back in the new year. Translated versions of the epub and pdf manuals are also available.
The darktable 3.8.0 documentation now includes four translated languages (the first time complete, translated documentation has been made available on the release date), fully integrated into darktable’s help link system. While translated documentation was not quite ready in time for darktable 3.6.0, a few completed translations were quietly introduced to the documentation website alongside the 3.6.1 release. We have also added a new introductory section to act as a guide for new users and those unfamiliar with scene-referred workflow.
DocumentationĪs is becoming the norm now, all new features are fully documented in the latest version of the user manual. The darktable team is proud to announce the second feature release of 2021.
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