Hi.
2010/6/2 Jason Simanek jsima...@gmail.com:
A new layer is non-destructive. Why is there a need for this other type
of layer? The name 'floating selection' isn't even accurate. This is a
collection of pixels. It is not a selection. A selection is an ephemeral
mask not a collection of
Hi all.
Thanks to all attendants to the LGM 2010, it was a tremendous
conference, I enjoyed it a lot.
And thanks to the organizers for coming up with the note taking
service: for our GIMP BOF agnez did jot down what was discussed, thanks
a lot for this.
I mostly left the notes unedited, except
Gino,
On 06/02/2010 06:12 AM, Gino D wrote:
2010/6/2 Jason Simanekjsima...@gmail.com:
A new layer is non-destructive. Why is there a need for this other type
of layer? The name 'floating selection' isn't even accurate. This is a
collection of pixels. It is not a selection. A selection is an
Hi everyone,
A quick mail to let you know that I started a blog about my summer of code.
You will find on it my progress about this tool, and some others things.
Since I'm still in both school and exam, I didn't started to code, but stay
tunned !
The blog is here: http://pellelatarte.fr/en/
Von: Jason Simanek jsima...@gmail.com
Thanks for listening. If a discussion about these issues has already
taken place, please provide URLs to those discussions. I have no
intention of reopening discussions that have already been resolved.
https://bugzilla.gnome.org/show_bug.cgi?id=561576
Hi, This has just been discussed in the Libre Graphics Meeting which
just took place, and should be the main subject of the Summer of Code
project I am mentoring.
there are other motives for the Floating Selection (i.e. the quasi
layer) to exist, but of course, the existing usability for that is
Hi all
I'm writing my first first plugin for gimp and I'm looking for more
info about parasite: expecially, I wonder if there is a standard way
to improve parasite's compatibility between different plugin
revisions... what if, for example, I add, change or remove a parameter
from my parasite
Jason Simanek wrote:
Has there been any discussion about doing away with the 'floating
selection' quasi-layer that occurs after copy/pasting in Gimp?
hey, what a coincidence. actually last weekend at lgm there
was a meeting (joao, pippin and me) about giving Elle Yan's
'on-canvas tool' SoC
I have created 6.11x enlargements with two GIMP methods, three GEGL
methods, and three candidate GEGL methods for which patches are
provided in
https://bugzilla.gnome.org/show_bug.cgi?id=619314
The enlargements, named a.png to h.png, are found in the 15M tar archive
