You can find these builds on our new Docker Hub repository. These should be compatible and optimised for most machines currently in use. We currently build 2 ARM Docker images - ARM32v7 and ARM64v8. If you have another ARM-based machine such as Banana Pi, Orange Pi or Odroid we think they should work but we’d love to have someone test and let us know how you get on via the issue tracker. You’d probably want to connect an external hard drive and we’d recommend going for the larger RAM versions if you can spare the money. This means that for around $35 you can have a low-powered server running Photonix. It’s been several months in the making and a lot more work than originally expected but we now have releases for ARM-based machines like the Raspberry Pi. I hope you’ll be as fired-up about the news as we are.Īs always, the online demo has the latest code so you can play with the new features there. We reached a few hefty milestones in April that are the culmination of several months’ of determination so it’s nice to see them bear fruit. It takes a while to put these posts together but I think it’s worth doing so I wanted to get this out before we start on the one for May. I intended to publish this closer to the start of May but life got in the way I’m afraid.

Hello again and welcome to our (very delayed) monthly round-up for April.

Darktable import from external disk