This process costs around $100/year, and requires some paperwork that I don’t intend to go through at this time, for what’s essentially a hobby. To run on macOS, applications must be signed by Apple, otherwise they’re considered “damaged” by default. I wish I did, because every year my unedited photos pile up, and I remind myself “there has to be a better way.” I haven’t found it though (IMO) and haven’t been able to fix it myself (for myself, which is the goal). I have kids, a challenging full-time job, some other OS packages to maintain, and, regrettably, I haven’t had the time for more. Nothing significant has changed, so I haven’t published new builds, but you just want me to update dependencies and rebuild, file an issue on GitHub. Contributions to the GitHub project are welcome, both issues and PRs. People are free to use binaries and code for anything they want licence is MIT-0. This allows me to do all that, albeit in a kludgy way, and not have use Adobe software I’m not supposed to install in the corporate laptop that I mostly use, unless the company pays for it. So my goal, eventually, is to streamline the process of taking RAWs from SD card into: files for archiving, JPEGs for Google Photos with the option to actually edit every 1/1000 file, and print it, either at home, or in a minilab (and my minilab accepts Adobe DNGs with edits for printing). I also organize my photos in Google Photos, because it’s the easy/lazy thing to do for the other half of decent photos that are taken with the camera I (and my wife) carry at all time: our phones. Most of my enjoyment with photography is the actual picture taking editing, for me, is mostly a chore. It’s alive in the sense that it is still the only software I personally use to edit RAW photos, which, admittedly, I don’t do a lot of.
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