Well, that's disappointing.

https://www.ddisoftware.com/qimage-u

2026.106    Oct 5, 2025

Priority: High

v2026.106 fixes a memory issue that was causing the software to shut down unexpectedly

Mike

https://www.ddisoftware.com/qimage-u

2026.106    Oct 5, 2025

Priority: High

v2026.106 fixes a memory issue that was causing the software to shut down unexpectedly

Mike

Got it - thanks.

https://www.ddisoftware.com/qimage-u

2026.105    Oct 2, 2025

Priority: Med

v2026.105 includes:

• Fixed: Embedded size not working on Argyll saved TIFFs
• Fixed: Unable to rotate some prints in the live view (rare)
• Fixed: After deleting the last print, the current print size may revert to a prior size
• Fixed: Print cropping could initially show the wrong crop orientation on square images

Mike

https://www.ddisoftware.com/qimage-u

2026.105    Oct 2, 2025

Priority: Med

v2026.105 includes:

• Fixed: Embedded size not working on Argyll saved TIFFs
• Fixed: Unable to rotate some prints in the live view (rare)
• Fixed: After deleting the last print, the current print size may revert to a prior size
• Fixed: Print cropping could initially show the wrong crop orientation on square images

Mike

That's just a preference that allows you to show both the "Printers and Settings" and "Prints" tabs at the same time instead of as separate tabs.  If it's grayed out, it means that on your particular display, you don't have enough room to display both at the same time.

Regards,
Mike

In the Menu bar, under "View", there are two menu items relating to a tab bar": Hide tab bar, and Show all tabs.
Does this imply one could have multiple print jobs opened at the same time? Similarly to multiple tabs e.g. in an internet browser?

The "Show all tabs" is always greyed out, and I haven't found any way to open a 'new' tab.

Am I missing something here?

I appreciate the sentiment but I'll be honest and up front by saying that's not going to happen.  Linux is still such a niche market that it we would never recover even the R&D.  R&D which would be substantial since Qimage Ultimate is intimately "hooked in" to Windows.  If by some miracle (and I would consider it a miracle because I DO like Linux) it takes off and starts to overtake Windows, the most we might do is try to bring Qimage One to Linux as I believe the macOS version of Qimage One would likely make more sense to port.

Regards,
Mike

I would really like to encourage Qimage to seriously consider porting Qimage to Linux. A lot of us professional users (and recently - non-professionals, too!) are trying our best to get away from Windows, but we need tools! We have VueScan for scanning, OnlyOffice or LibreOffice, it would sure be great to have Qimage on Linux as well. I'd love to see Qimage get out ahead of the curve and really be ready as new users arrive from Windows.

I'm sure I'm not the first to make this suggestion, so thanks for entertaining my comments.

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