Am Sonntag, 1. September 2013, 13:31:45 schrieb [email protected]: > Previously, gimp has these limitations that prevented darktable-gimp > interoperability: > > - 8-bit colour channel > - lack of non-destructive editing > > However, the upcoming gimp has already solved the first problem by > switching to 16/32-bit channels, and their use of GEGL also claims > non-destructive editing support. > > For point 2, how non-destructive is the current gimp git master?
As you have been told on the gimp list already, all progress in that regard only exists in unreleased git code that is heavily under development and not meant for productive use. And this only helps with the bit depth. There hasn't been any work towards non-destructive editing in gimp, they haven't even created a new file format to support that. You can start to think about this topic again in 1-2 years. Maybe 3. Tobias [...]
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