Hello!
I have a multiplatform installation of gimp. Though one can specify
--prefix and --exec-prefix to configure the sources and thus the
installation, the separation is not 100% clean.
The file
<sharedprefix>/etc/gimp/1.1/gimprc
contains the hardcoded exec-prefix which IMHO is a bad thing, since it
will be set to the last platform one installed GIMP for. GIMP then
cannot load plugins when started on a different platform.
My workaround is to define system specific aliases�
gimp --system-gimprc <syst dep. rgimprc>
and maintain two gimprcs.
I think this should be changed. What is your opinion?
Best Regards,
Sascha
PS: I reported this as bug #29474 but accidently thought is was closed
by the movement of gimprc to an etc directory.
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