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DarkRoom 0.24.1
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2026-10-09 02:21:36 +00:00 | 4 commits to master since this releaseFiltering the library by a person is fast again: a click that took up to 38 seconds now takes a few milliseconds.
Filtering by one person no longer stalls. With the people filter set to "All of them" and one person chosen, the library checked every photograph against every face of that person, once for each of the five reads a reload makes. On a library of 24,000 photographs, choosing someone in 775 of them froze the window for 38 seconds. The filter now lists that person's photographs once and checks each photograph against the list. On the same library the grid's first screenful takes 23 ms instead of 11 seconds, and the count 2 ms instead of 21 seconds. "Any of them", several people at once, and the eyes-open chip use the same faster form and show the same photographs as before.
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