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** Description changed:

  Sorry for my entry in wrong place: https://blueprints.launchpad.net/hugin/+spec/batch-process-keeping-handmade-settings
  Really, I misunderstood the problem.
  
  Still there is single-core computers in the world. Working on my panorama sources, I can align one, send it to stitch queue (by pressing "Stitch now") and get to align next panorama source photos. But single-core PC will slow-down, doung two heavy jobs simultaneously.
  There is some solutions for now:
  1) wait for stitch process end and then align new project;
  2) do things in parallel on slow-downed PC (you know kind of such "pleasure").
  3) use "send to assistaint queue" for batch stitch later and loose personal align settings.
  
- Another, best solution is queue aligned project to batch stitching later
- without realign.
+ Another, best solution is enqueue aligned project in pause state to
+ stitch later without realign.
  
  This is small (tiny) work for developers and bug profit for users.
  
  There are lot of such PCs in schools, and students can good work with
  Hugin: align during lesson time and stitch their projects in time
  between lessons.
  
  So, the key concept for this request is "single-core PC".

** Description changed:

  Sorry for my entry in wrong place: https://blueprints.launchpad.net/hugin/+spec/batch-process-keeping-handmade-settings
  Really, I misunderstood the problem.
  
  Still there is single-core computers in the world. Working on my panorama sources, I can align one, send it to stitch queue (by pressing "Stitch now") and get to align next panorama source photos. But single-core PC will slow-down, doung two heavy jobs simultaneously.
  There is some solutions for now:
  1) wait for stitch process end and then align new project;
  2) do things in parallel on slow-downed PC (you know kind of such "pleasure").
  3) use "send to assistaint queue" for batch stitch later and loose personal align settings.
  
  Another, best solution is enqueue aligned project in pause state to
  stitch later without realign.
  
  This is small (tiny) work for developers and bug profit for users.
  
  There are lot of such PCs in schools, and students can good work with
  Hugin: align during lesson time and stitch their projects in time
  between lessons.
  
- So, the key concept for this request is "single-core PC".
+ So, the key concepts is:
+ - single-core PC;
+ - paused enqueue to later stitch.
+ 
+ p.s.
+ I can't set priority to "wishlist" because not see this ite.

** Description changed:

  Sorry for my entry in wrong place: https://blueprints.launchpad.net/hugin/+spec/batch-process-keeping-handmade-settings
  Really, I misunderstood the problem.
  
  Still there is single-core computers in the world. Working on my panorama sources, I can align one, send it to stitch queue (by pressing "Stitch now") and get to align next panorama source photos. But single-core PC will slow-down, doung two heavy jobs simultaneously.
  There is some solutions for now:
  1) wait for stitch process end and then align new project;
  2) do things in parallel on slow-downed PC (you know kind of such "pleasure").
  3) use "send to assistaint queue" for batch stitch later and loose personal align settings.
  
  Another, best solution is enqueue aligned project in pause state to
  stitch later without realign.
  
  This is small (tiny) work for developers and bug profit for users.
  
  There are lot of such PCs in schools, and students can good work with
  Hugin: align during lesson time and stitch their projects in time
  between lessons.
  
  So, the key concepts is:
  - single-core PC;
  - paused enqueue to later stitch.
  
  p.s.
- I can't set priority to "wishlist" because not see this ite.
+ I can't set priority to "wishlist" because not see such item.

** Description changed:

  Sorry for my entry in wrong place: https://blueprints.launchpad.net/hugin/+spec/batch-process-keeping-handmade-settings
  Really, I misunderstood the problem.
  
  Still there is single-core computers in the world. Working on my panorama sources, I can align one, send it to stitch queue (by pressing "Stitch now") and get to align next panorama source photos. But single-core PC will slow-down, doung two heavy jobs simultaneously.
  There is some solutions for now:
  1) wait for stitch process end and then align new project;
  2) do things in parallel on slow-downed PC (you know kind of such "pleasure").
  3) use "send to assistaint queue" for batch stitch later and loose personal align settings.
  
- Another, best solution is enqueue aligned project in pause state to
- stitch later without realign.
+ Another, solution is enqueue aligned project in pause state to stitch
+ later without realign.
  
  This is small (tiny) work for developers and bug profit for users.
  
  There are lot of such PCs in schools, and students can good work with
  Hugin: align during lesson time and stitch their projects in time
  between lessons.
  
  So, the key concepts is:
  - single-core PC;
  - paused enqueue to later stitch.
  
  p.s.
  I can't set priority to "wishlist" because not see such item.

** Description changed:

  Sorry for my entry in wrong place: https://blueprints.launchpad.net/hugin/+spec/batch-process-keeping-handmade-settings
  Really, I misunderstood the problem.
  
  Still there is single-core computers in the world. Working on my panorama sources, I can align one, send it to stitch queue (by pressing "Stitch now") and get to align next panorama source photos. But single-core PC will slow-down, doung two heavy jobs simultaneously.
  There is some solutions for now:
  1) wait for stitch process end and then align new project;
  2) do things in parallel on slow-downed PC (you know kind of such "pleasure").
  3) use "send to assistaint queue" for batch stitch later and loose personal align settings.
  
  Another, solution is enqueue aligned project in pause state to stitch
  later without realign.
  
- This is small (tiny) work for developers and bug profit for users.
+ This is tiny work for developers and bug profit for users.
  
  There are lot of such PCs in schools, and students can good work with
  Hugin: align during lesson time and stitch their projects in time
  between lessons.
  
  So, the key concepts is:
  - single-core PC;
  - paused enqueue to later stitch.
  
  p.s.
  I can't set priority to "wishlist" because not see such item.

** Description changed:

  Sorry for my entry in wrong place: https://blueprints.launchpad.net/hugin/+spec/batch-process-keeping-handmade-settings
  Really, I misunderstood the problem.
  
  Still there is single-core computers in the world. Working on my panorama sources, I can align one, send it to stitch queue (by pressing "Stitch now") and get to align next panorama source photos. But single-core PC will slow-down, doung two heavy jobs simultaneously.
  There is some solutions for now:
  1) wait for stitch process end and then align new project;
  2) do things in parallel on slow-downed PC (you know kind of such "pleasure").
  3) use "send to assistaint queue" for batch stitch later and loose personal align settings.
  
  Another, solution is enqueue aligned project in pause state to stitch
  later without realign.
  
- This is tiny work for developers and bug profit for users.
+ This is tiny work for developers and big profit for users.
  
  There are lot of such PCs in schools, and students can good work with
  Hugin: align during lesson time and stitch their projects in time
  between lessons.
  
  So, the key concepts is:
  - single-core PC;
  - paused enqueue to later stitch.
  
  p.s.
  I can't set priority to "wishlist" because not see such item.

** Description changed:

  Sorry for my entry in wrong place: https://blueprints.launchpad.net/hugin/+spec/batch-process-keeping-handmade-settings
  Really, I misunderstood the problem.
  
  Still there is single-core computers in the world. Working on my panorama sources, I can align one, send it to stitch queue (by pressing "Stitch now") and get to align next panorama source photos. But single-core PC will slow-down, doung two heavy jobs simultaneously.
  There is some solutions for now:
  1) wait for stitch process end and then align new project;
  2) do things in parallel on slow-downed PC (you know kind of such "pleasure").
  3) use "send to assistaint queue" for batch stitch later and loose personal align settings.
  
  Another, solution is enqueue aligned project in pause state to stitch
  later without realign.
  
  This is tiny work for developers and big profit for users.
  
- There are lot of such PCs in schools, and students can good work with
+ There are lot of old PCs in schools, and students can good work with
  Hugin: align during lesson time and stitch their projects in time
  between lessons.
  
  So, the key concepts is:
  - single-core PC;
  - paused enqueue to later stitch.
  
  p.s.
  I can't set priority to "wishlist" because not see such item.

** Description changed:

  Sorry for my entry in wrong place: https://blueprints.launchpad.net/hugin/+spec/batch-process-keeping-handmade-settings
  Really, I misunderstood the problem.
  
  Still there is single-core computers in the world. Working on my panorama sources, I can align one, send it to stitch queue (by pressing "Stitch now") and get to align next panorama source photos. But single-core PC will slow-down, doung two heavy jobs simultaneously.
  There is some solutions for now:
  1) wait for stitch process end and then align new project;
  2) do things in parallel on slow-downed PC (you know kind of such "pleasure").
  3) use "send to assistaint queue" for batch stitch later and loose personal align settings.
  
  Another, solution is enqueue aligned project in pause state to stitch
  later without realign.
  
  This is tiny work for developers and big profit for users.
  
- There are lot of old PCs in schools, and students can good work with
- Hugin: align during lesson time and stitch their projects in time
- between lessons.
+ There are lot of previous generation PCs in schools, and students can
+ good work with Hugin: align during lesson time and stitch their projects
+ in time between lessons.
  
  So, the key concepts is:
  - single-core PC;
  - paused enqueue to later stitch.
  
  p.s.
  I can't set priority to "wishlist" because not see such item.

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https://bugs.launchpad.net/bugs/1063513

Title:
  Delayed stitch process in PTBatcherGUI

Status in Hugin - Panorama Tools GUI:
  New

Bug description:
  Sorry for my entry in wrong place: https://blueprints.launchpad.net/hugin/+spec/batch-process-keeping-handmade-settings
  Really, I misunderstood the problem.

  Still there is single-core computers in the world. Working on my panorama sources, I can align one, send it to stitch queue (by pressing "Stitch now") and get to align next panorama source photos. But single-core PC will slow-down, doung two heavy jobs simultaneously.
  There is some solutions for now:
  1) wait for stitch process end and then align new project;
  2) do things in parallel on slow-downed PC (you know kind of such "pleasure").
  3) use "send to assistaint queue" for batch stitch later and loose personal align settings.

  Another, solution is enqueue aligned project in pause state to stitch
  later without realign.

  This is tiny work for developers and big profit for users.

  There are lot of previous generation PCs in schools, and students can
  good work with Hugin: align during lesson time and stitch their
  projects in time between lessons.

  So, the key concepts is:
  - single-core PC;
  - paused enqueue to later stitch.

  p.s.
  I can't set priority to "wishlist" because not see such item.

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