btw, thanks for info about an appimge opening as a temporary file - I didn't understand that before, but now the problems that I described in my post start to make sense.👇 How to Install and Use ColorCalibrater？ I think I'll try reverting to non-appimge/flatpack versions of RT & GIMP and see if that works. I used to run a flatpak and the only RAW importer I got to work was nuFraw and only then by adding some lib files to the flatpak. (09-07-2019, 06:08 PM)rich2005 Wrote: As far as I know, your setup is not going to work. Not the fastest procedure I have come across. Gimp -> File -> Open and choose the RAW fileĬlose RT and after a bit of thought it is sent to GIMP. If you want it integrated, you need to install the Gimp 2.10.12 from a PPA see: and some hints here: If you keep your present setup, best you can do is open the RAW in RT, export as a TIF, open in GIMP. How does Gimp know where that temporary is? When you run the appimage it unpacks to a temporary folder.
(2) A RT appimage is never going to work. (1) As before not going to work with a flatpak Gimp. Why can't GIMP detect that both of these are already installed? When I try to do this GIMP tells me that no raw image processor is installed and invites me to install either DarkTable or Rawtherapee. Quote:GIMP documentation says that if I attempt to open a raw image in GIMP, it will automatically invoke Rawtherapee. desktop file the command to start Gimp isĮxec=/usr/bin/flatpak run -branch=stable -arch=x86_64 -command=gimp-2.10 -file-forwarding %U could try in Rawtherapee (RT) preferences "flatpak run " in the Custom Command Line it might / might not work. If I try to invoke the external editor it fails with a message asking me to set the correct path in Rawtherapee preferences Quote:In Rawtherapee preferences, the external editor is set to GIMP.
As far as I know, your setup is not going to work.
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