

For instance, if the pictures are in "d:\javimm\Downloads\Cámaras", the pictures are not imported, but if I use a folder with no accents ie "d:\javimm\Downloads\Camaras", the pictures are then imported and eberything is fine, so the issue is caused by accents in the path. I'm spanish and my folders contain accents in some cases. In Ubuntu, the pictures just appear as expected.Īfter some testing, I've discovered that the issue is caused by the use of accents in the path.

Since updating darktable to 3.6.0, "add to library." does not work under Windows 10, but it does under Ubuntu.ĭarktable reports that a number of pictures have been imported, but they don't appear anywhere. I use a dual boot system, with a shared data 2TB SSD with my pictures. This method worked perfectly in 3.4 both under Windows 10 and Ubuntu. Then I import my pictures in several programs (C1, Lightroom) and now darktable.Īs I don't want my pictures to be moved, I use the "add to library." function. My usual workflow is copying my images from the SD card under a folder I create manually. I've been using darktable for a few weeks now. If a folder is given darktable starts in lighttable view with the content of. I've been experiencing a problem with the new import module under Windows. darktable runs on GNU/Linux / GTK3, Mac OS X / macports, BSD, Windows and.
