Re: gimp patch 1.1.32-1.2.0 [Also: Re: cmon guys, no patch from 1.1.32 to 1.2??]
On 10 January, 2001 - Raphael Quinet sent me these 2.1K bytes:
Unfortunately, none of the three addresses mentioned for anoncvs
allowed me to get any files. One of them failed because of a server
configuration problem, another one could be reached but did not
respond, and the last one was apparently offline because it could not
be reached at all (no ping).
I admin anoncvs3.gnome.org (130.239.18.151) and it shouldn't have had
any problems, it's been _very_ stable for the last few years.
I hope that the situation is better for the non-anonymous CVS server.
I would be glad if anyone could give me the IP address of an anonymous
GNOME CVS mirror that works reasonably well for European users.
anoncvs3.gnome.org is in Sweden connected to the Swedish University
Network.
/Tomas
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Re: Directory permissions incorrect on installation of Gimp 1.2
On 31 December, 2000 - David Kirkby sent me these 0.6K bytes:
Hi,
I installed Gimp 1.2 on my Sun SPARCstation 20. It built fine, but
after a 'make install' many of the directories were read only to root.
Hence as soon as a user tried to run it, the programme complained about
a missing
/usr/local/share/gimp/1.2/user_install
Maybe your umask is set to make the files readable by root only?
I had no problems installing/running on Solaris 2.6 8...
/Tomas
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Re: anonymous CVS is broken :(
On 04 January, 2001 - Nix sent me these 0.5K bytes:
Whoever is providing anonymous CVS, it's broken.
Some of them are, not all.
Name:anoncvs.gnome.org
Addresses: 142.92.65.13, 192.58.206.110, 209.81.8.253, 130.239.18.151
Aliases: anoncvs.gimp.org
There are aliases anoncvs1.gnome.org - anoncvs4.gnome.org as well
1 and 3 (I admin #3) are working, 2 seems to not respond (routing
problems) and 4 has chmod problems. CC:ing the server admins.
,
| loki:/usr/packages/gimp% echo $CVSROOT
| :pserver:[EMAIL PROTECTED]:/cvs/gnome
| loki:/usr/packages/gimp% cvs -z5 co -r gimp-1-2 gimp
| cvs server: cannot open /root/.cvsignore: Permission denied
| cvs [server aborted]: no such tag gimp-1-2
`
You can't check out or update anything with any tag at all.
Try again.. the broken server should be fixed, but try again until you
hit a working one.
/Tomas
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Re: [miles] timecop's menu issue
On 12 December, 2000 - [EMAIL PROTECTED] sent me these 1.7K bytes:
a check box that reads something along the lines of "Enable Tearoff menus".
[..]
That would absolutely make my day. You know, I might even write a patch
that does that, but considering the responses I got on these issues so
far, it will not be welcomed too well.
Patches are welcome, insults are not.
/Tomas
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AIX 4.3, IRIX 5.3, SunOS 4.1.1 (Re: test program for waitpid/sigchld problems)
On 08 November, 2000 - Raphael Quinet sent me these 2.2K bytes:
If you are running another UNIX-like system (*BSD, HP-UX, AIX, etc.),
it would be nice if you could compile and run the following code and
report what it says. The code does not depend on glib, gtk or any
other libraries, so it should be easy to compile it on any system.
AIX 4.3:
installing signal handler...
forking...
waiting for child 21818 to exit...
child 21818 has exited
sig_pid = 21818
sig_status = 25600
main_pid = -1
main_status =
sigchld handler was called before waitpid (no status)
IRIX 5.3:
installing signal handler...
forking...
waiting for child 23644 to exit...
child 23644 has exited
sig_pid = -1
sig_status =
main_pid = 23644
main_status = 25600
waitpid got the status before sigchld handler was called
SunOS 4.1.1_U1 (has no SA_RESTART, changed to signal() which gives the
same semantics due to BSDism):
installing signal handler...
forking...
waiting for child 9844 to exit...
child 9844 has exited
sig_pid = 9844
sig_status = 25600
main_pid = -1
main_status =
sigchld handler was called before waitpid (no status)
/Tomas
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Re: The Gimp is wasting a lot of memory
On 23 July, 2000 - somnorici sent me these 2.8K bytes:
Do you guys know of any open-source program for linux that does simple
operations (rectangular select, crop, flip, and I'll write the
striping thing) on huge images? That would save the reputation of
Linux in front of those guys.
ImageMagick? Available on just about every Unix, Windows etc.
/Tomas
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Re: 1.1.21 crashing trying to save a .jpg
On 03 May, 2000 - Steinar H. Gunderson sent me these 0.3K bytes:
On Wed, May 03, 2000 at 12:59:18AM -0500, Jon Winters wrote:
Tonight I opened an image, did a re-size, then went to "save as" a
.jpg. When I move the "Quality" slider Gimp crashes. :-\
What quality was this at? libjpeg is a bit unstable, especially when using
non-baseline JPEGs at low quality :-)
I think the preview thingie messes up the undo stack.. Haven't really
looked into it (been awaybusy) tho...
/Tomas
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Re: gimp_ui_init @ 8bpp
On 26 April, 2000 - Michael Natterer sent me these 1.1K bytes:
Tomas Ogren wrote:
On 24 April, 2000 - Michael Natterer sent me these 2.2K bytes:
I propose the following solution:
1. default to install_cmap == FALSE in gimprc
2. remove color_cube from gimprc
3. add a min_colors parameter to gimprc
4. in the gimp app, install a private colormap if GdkRGB cannot allocate
at least min_colors colors _or_ if install_cmap is TRUE.
Due to a bug in GdkRGB (fixed in cvs, not in any release) you have to
truncate the min_colors to max 6*6*6 or else GdkRGB will break.. And you
don't have to do the allocation check yourself, GdkRGB tries with a new
colormap if it can't meet the min_colors req.
So the best thing is probably to remove install_cmap from gimprc and
have only a min_colors options.
install_cmap works.. min_colors(256) which the docs used to say doesn't
work (except for cvs gtk+). As long as Gimp depends on the unreleased
1.2.8 or truncates the min_colors setting from gimprc to max 6*6*6,
there shouldn't be a problem AFAIK. I don't really know how the plugins
are supposed to find gimp-core's colormap other than using the same
settings...
I'd like to keep install_cmap ... so you can keep the default colormap
"free" if you want..
/Tomas
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Re: Problem with CVS?
On 12 April, 2000 - Pierre Rochefort sent me these 0.5K bytes:
Hi,
I'm trying to pull the sources from the CVS repository and I'm constantly
getting error messages. Is there a problem with the CVS repository? The
errors I'm getting are:
"no space left on device" (probably remote one since I have 2.6G free),
"anonymous: no such user cvs [checkout aborted]: authorization failed:
server anoncvs.gimp.org rejected access"
"cvs [checkout aborted]: recv() from server anoncvs.gimp.org: Connection
reset by peer"
It's disk full on the anoncvs server (a dns round robin consisting of 3
machines right now).. I just checked mine (130.239.18.151) and it
_might_ have been the one.. not certain though..
If you get that message again, check with 'netstat' which machine you
were contacting so we can get it fixed..
/Tomas
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Re: Coding style (was: PROPOSAL: New i18n solution)
On 22 February, 2000 - [EMAIL PROTECTED] sent me these 0.6K bytes:
On 22 Feb, Federico Mena Quintero wrote:
I don't know if this will be useful at all, but the GNOME Programming
Guidelines has a snippet for .vimrc to set the Linux kernel
indentation style.
This is the standard vim style.
If you tweak it a bit it may work for GNU indentation style.
No, unfortunately I couldn't get vim used to GNU indention style.
:set cinoptions={0.5s,^-2,e-2,n-2,p2s,(0
Works most of the case.. (maybe not perfect, but..)
/Tomas
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Re: Print plug-in
On 01 February, 2000 - Kelly Lynn Martin sent me these 0.4K bytes:
On Tue, 1 Feb 2000 17:24:35 -0600, "Shawn T . Amundson"
[EMAIL PROTECTED] said:
But hasn't Mozilla basically given up on this idea and just used
their own toolkit? Mozilla certainly looks crappy on the Mac at any
rate.
I was referring to the commercial Netscape product, rather than
Mozilla. I can't speak to why Mozilla made the decision to use their
own toolkit.
And mozilla is the base for "Netscape 5" ...
/Tomas
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Re: Print plug-in
On 31 January, 2000 - Robert L Krawitz sent me these 4.1K bytes:
From the user's perspective The Gimp is part of GNOME. For 1.2 this
won't be really true, but only because of lack of development time to
handle the changes. Is there serious concern here that user's will
NOT want a GNOME-enabled Gimp in 2001 or 2002 when the 1.3 series
might reasonably be expected to conclude with a new stable release?
Yes. The user may not have the disk space to install GNOME, or may
choose to run fvwm or ctwm.
I use fvwm 2.3.x and I run gnome apps every now and then.. what's the
problem?
Or, for that matter, the user may not want the security holes that may
exist in gnome. Take a look at this:
[...]
Huh, it looks like I have open TCP ports courtesy of GNOME. That's
not very nice, now is it?
Corba stuff, you can tell ORBit to use Unix-domain sockets instead.
It defaults to using tcp-wrappers and there is an authentication method
used similar to the MIT magic cookies iirc..
echo "ORBIIOPIPv4=0" $prefix/etc/orbitrc to disable TCP and use
Unix-domain sockets instead.
/Tomas
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