W dniu 11-04-01 23:55, Marek Rogalski pisze:
Hello, everybody.
I have a quite simple proposal for this year GSoC: make a nice editor
for GEGL pipelines.
Why do we need it: because the GEGL eats XML files. GIMP could eat
them too. It would introduce much greater reusability in the work of
Hello, everybody.
I have a quite simple proposal for this year GSoC: make a nice editor
for GEGL pipelines.
Why do we need it: because the GEGL eats XML files. GIMP could eat
them too. It would introduce much greater reusability in the work of
designers.
Who will use it: graphic designers (who
At the LGM 2009 BOF, I remember Oyvind discussing his vision of
something kind of like this.
Since GEGL structures its operations in tree form, what you may want
to think about is that you want to display a tree in a form
understandable by a user.
My personal take is that there probably is a
On Sat, Apr 2, 2011 at 12:00 AM, Nicolas Robidoux
nicolas.robid...@gmail.com wrote:
Since GEGL structures its operations in tree form, what you may want
to think about is that you want to display a tree in a form
understandable by a user.
GEGL does not structure operations in a tree form but
Apologies:
I meant acyclic digraph, not tree.
Nicolas Robidoux
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On Fri, Apr 1, 2011 at 9:55 PM, Marek Rogalski mafi...@gmail.com wrote:
Hello, everybody.
I have a quite simple proposal for this year GSoC: make a nice editor
for GEGL pipelines.
Why do we need it: because the GEGL eats XML files. GIMP could eat
them too. It would introduce much greater
