Upon opening Darktable any Lightroom user would feel vaguely at home as the design and layout is reminiscent of the Adobe offering, including the arrangement of features to the color and look of the layout. A very special thanks goes to Peter Budai who finally convinced us to agree to the port and who did most of the work. But overall we are confident that it’s quite usable already and hope you will enjoy it. At the moment it’s still lacking a few features (for example there is no printing support), has a few limitations (tethering requires special drivers to be installed) and comes with its own set of bugs (TIFF import and export doesn’t support non-ASCII characters in file names). “As you might have read on our news post we finally ported Darktable to Windows and intend to support it in the future. This is a big deal to the Darktable fans who have been waiting for this. However, in its most recent update it is, for the first time, available for Windows. īut like anything ‘free’ there is a price to pay, and as is typical of open source programs the applications have suffered from a lack of professional support and development, and part in parcel with that is it was only available on Linux and Mac OS.
However, the biggest difference, or at least the headline grabber has always been that Darktable is free as open source software. Darktable is a type of alternative to Adobe’s Lightroom, and has been around for some time, but with numerous differences, including having a larger spread of features than LR.
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