Hi, > For you to suggest today that the problem was me not communicating enough > shows real cheek. The person out of the loop is you. You have admitted you > have no clue what happened to Film Gimp in 2000 when it was killed or in > 2002 when it was resurrected, but that doesn't stop you from publicizing a > negative opinion of it and me.
Robin, there is really no point in being personally offended here. I didn't say a bad word about you nor about filmgimp or cinepaint. Why do you make this a personal flame war? I am not going to follow you on this road. OK, then let's state my point again in a few simple words so that you have a better chance to understand them. I have been on the gimp-developer mailing-list since 1997. Before your reply I wasn't even aware that there was a film-gimp list at some point in time. During all this time, all I heard about film-gimp was some rumours. I might have missed something, but I personally don't remember any discussion among GIMP developers about a film-gimp merge. I haven't claimed anyone being guilty for this, I only state that, as far as I know, no serious discussion about film-gimp and if and how to merge it, ever took place. And I asked you (and still do) not to state publically that such a discussion would have happened. Sven _______________________________________________ Gimp-user mailing list [EMAIL PROTECTED] http://lists.xcf.berkeley.edu/mailman/listinfo/gimp-user
