Version 1.0.0-rc.44

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Hey everyone,

a new version of Aspect has been released: 1.0.0-rc.44 (view blog post). You’ll find the download links in the next section of this post. Simply install over the existing installation to upgrade.

Download

:paperclip: Windows installer (x86_64)
:paperclip: macOS bundle (universal)
:paperclip: Linux AppImage (x86_64)

:paperclip: Windows server version (x86_64) (experimental)
:paperclip: macOS server version (universal) (experimental)
:paperclip: Linux server version (x86_64) (experimental)
:spiral_notepad: Getting started with the server version

Please remember: Even though the software is reasonably stable at this point, always make a backup of your data!

Mobile Apps

:spiral_notepad: Getting Started on Android
:spiral_notepad: Getting Stated on iOS

Enhancements

  • The main window is now enabled before starting to load the library instead of after
  • Recent import sources from the Android Sync app are now displayed in a more concise way
  • Slightly optimized reading full JPEG images over slow transports (e.g. from the Android Sync app)
  • Retrospectively configuring an auto-import to move files instead of copying them is now disallowed
  • Linux: A warning is now emitted when attempting to create a new library within a GVFS mount
  • Linux: GVFS mounts are now listed in the file system panel
  • Readjusted some font sizes and the way fonts are drawn
  • Events that have been copied into another event or shoe box folder can now be kept as a duplicate

Bug fixes

  • Fixed an issue on macOS where dialogs might appear partially drawn when opened for the first time
  • Fixed reading of some GPS and lens information metadata from RAW images
  • Fixed handling of moving all contained files of an event into a new folder
  • Fixed a sub-pixel placement issue for thin borders around some controls when using a display scale factor > 1
  • Fixed an issue that resulted in dialogs initially appearing white on some systems
  • Fixed an issue with certain JPEG files that resulted in a failure to read any data from them
  • Fixed a rare crash when importing images into an individual photos folder right after removing all preexisting files from it
  • Fixed a possible crash when entering system standby while image analysis is running
  • Fixed a possible crash when configuring an import from the Android App to move files instead of copying them

Feel free to leave any feedback here or in the bug reports sub forum. Thanks for helping to shape a new way of organizing photos!

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