Hi,
I just "upgraded". According to the docs, Linux needs first to uninstall. Did that, but kept my .AfterShotPro folder.
* I had to reenter my name/serial
* I lost my customizations like keyboard and new numbering schemes (I thought that they were stored in the .AftershotPro folder)
Did I miss a step?
BTW,
1. It does an almost decent job on Fuji-X files
2. Will there be soon another update to support the coming Canon 7DMk2?
Thanks
Syv
Just upgraded to 2.1.0.40 pro
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Re: Just upgraded to 2.1.0.40 pro
No idea why, but yes, that is broken...pgman wrote:* I lost my customizations like keyboard and new numbering schemes (I thought that they were stored in the .AftershotPro folder)
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Re: Just upgraded to 2.1.0.40 pro
I'm happy with the update
, good to see that work has been done on the Fuji camera's, although I have the same problem: my custom iptc meta settings and my custom tag settings are gone 
I do have a backup of the old .AfterShotPro folder, but I can't find what file I should copy back to the new installation.
I do have a backup of the old .AfterShotPro folder, but I can't find what file I should copy back to the new installation.
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Re: Just upgraded to 2.1.0.40 pro
hotkeys.xmlKneops wrote:I do have a backup of the old .AfterShotPro folder, but I can't find what file I should copy back to the new installation.
locale/en/keywords.xml
locale/en/metaDataSets.xml
locale/en/keywordSets.xml
where the ones I copied if I remember correctly.
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Re: Just upgraded to 2.1.0.40 pro
Thanks afx! I didn't look in the locale folders, thinking those were for the user interface.
I copied the ones out of my /nl/ folders
Could you also tell me where to find the HDR?
I'm using the 64 bit Linux verrsion (deb).
I copied the ones out of my /nl/ folders
Could you also tell me where to find the HDR?
I'm using the 64 bit Linux verrsion (deb).
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Select the images, right click ...Kneops wrote:Could you also tell me where to find the HDR?
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Re: Just upgraded to 2.1.0.40 pro
If you want to install this new version on Linux - without any pain - do these steps BEFORE you attempt to start the newly installed package.pgman wrote: I just "upgraded". According to the docs, Linux needs first to uninstall. Did that, but kept my .AfterShotPro folder.
* I had to reenter my name/serial
* I lost my customizations like keyboard and new numbering schemes (I thought that they were stored in the .AftershotPro folder)
Did I miss a step?
Code: Select all
cd ~/
# Link the default Library folder:
ln -s AfterShotPro AfterShot
# Copy the config diretory
cp -a .AfterShotPro .AfterShot
# Copy the config file
cp -a .config/Corel/AfterShot\ Pro.conf .config/Corel/AfterShot\ 2.confhttp://forum.corel.com/EN/viewtopic.php ... 06#p297006
