[Gimp-user] Re: ANNOUNCE: GIMP 2.2-pre2
olivier ripoll wrote: PS: I will try (this evening I hope) with the binary Gimp 2.0.3 that came with Mandrake 10.1. Follow up: The binary of gimp 2.0.3 has the same bug. So only gimp 1.2 was having this right on my computer. Regards, Olivier. PS: I'll open a bug for this ___ Gimp-user mailing list [EMAIL PROTECTED] http://lists.xcf.berkeley.edu/mailman/listinfo/gimp-user
[Gimp-user] Re: ANNOUNCE: GIMP 2.2-pre2
Sven Neumann wrote: Hi, [...] - Improvements and fixes to the migration of user settings. [...] Sven Hi Sven, I finally found time to compile the pre2, and I checked the migration process. It works now fine with this very tiny exception: I used the small theme in gimp 2.0. On the first startup of gimp 2.2, the one directly following the user-install migration, the theme displayed is the default one. However, in the preferences, the theme selected is (correctly) the small theme. If I close gimp and restart it, the theme displayed is now correct (small). On another topic, although my system is now different from the previous one (I now have a mandrake 10.1, so new compiler, new libraries), I still have the issue I mentionned earlier with the IFS compose plugin. doing, undoing (ctrl-z), and repeating (filters-repeat, not reshow) result in nothing being displayed in the image window, instead of the expected fratal pattern. Could it be related to my processor (Athlon)? Regards, Olivier. ___ Gimp-user mailing list [EMAIL PROTECTED] http://lists.xcf.berkeley.edu/mailman/listinfo/gimp-user
Re: [Gimp-user] Re: ANNOUNCE: GIMP 2.2-pre2
Hi, olivier ripoll [EMAIL PROTECTED] writes: I finally found time to compile the pre2, and I checked the migration process. It works now fine with this very tiny exception: I used the small theme in gimp 2.0. On the first startup of gimp 2.2, the one directly following the user-install migration, the theme displayed is the default one. However, in the preferences, the theme selected is (correctly) the small theme. If I close gimp and restart it, the theme displayed is now correct (small). IIRC Mitch said that this is basically not fixable or at least not feasible to fix. On another topic, although my system is now different from the previous one (I now have a mandrake 10.1, so new compiler, new libraries), I still have the issue I mentionned earlier with the IFS compose plugin. doing, undoing (ctrl-z), and repeating (filters-repeat, not reshow) result in nothing being displayed in the image window, instead of the expected fratal pattern. Could it be related to my processor (Athlon)? How could such problems be related to your CPU?? Anyway, I don't remember that you mentioned such problems earlier. That's the problem with reporting bugs on the mailing-list instead of using Bugzilla. If you have such problems, you should file a bug report for it. Sven ___ Gimp-user mailing list [EMAIL PROTECTED] http://lists.xcf.berkeley.edu/mailman/listinfo/gimp-user
[Gimp-user] Re: ANNOUNCE: GIMP 2.2-pre2
Sven Neumann wrote: Hi, olivier ripoll [EMAIL PROTECTED] writes: I finally found time to compile the pre2, and I checked the migration process. It works now fine with this very tiny exception: I used the small theme in gimp 2.0. On the first startup of gimp 2.2, the one directly following the user-install migration, the theme displayed is the default one. However, in the preferences, the theme selected is (correctly) the small theme. If I close gimp and restart it, the theme displayed is now correct (small). IIRC Mitch said that this is basically not fixable or at least not feasible to fix. It is a minor thing anyway. On another topic, although my system is now different from the previous one (I now have a mandrake 10.1, so new compiler, new libraries), I still have the issue I mentionned earlier with the IFS compose plugin. doing, undoing (ctrl-z), and repeating (filters-repeat, not reshow) result in nothing being displayed in the image window, instead of the expected fratal pattern. Could it be related to my processor (Athlon)? How could such problems be related to your CPU?? I was thinking about some compilation optimization. IFS being a fractal type plugin, I assume it contains some quite complicated mathematics. Thus the compilator may play a role there (Athlon FPU is different from Intel's one). Anyway, I don't remember that you mentioned such problems earlier. That's the problem with reporting bugs on the mailing-list instead of using Bugzilla. If you have such problems, you should file a bug report for it. I reported this bug in a message called Re: help needed with GIMP 2.2 dated October 11. I started this message saying this: So here is another bug candidate (i.e. I do not know if it qualifies as a bug, and it could be on my machine only). It is again a minor one anyway, so could be postponed for 2.4 (3.0?): You replied to this mail: I cannot reproduce this here. IFS Compose does correctly repeat with the last used settings. And I finally replied that I could reproduce it with gimp 2.0 to, but not with gimp 1.2, that was at that time the only not-home-compiled gimp I had. The thread ended there. I assumed it was related to one of my libraries. That's why I am surprised to see it again since I installed a new version of the system. Regards, Olivier. PS: I will try (this evening I hope) with the binary Gimp 2.0.3 that came with Mandrake 10.1. ___ Gimp-user mailing list [EMAIL PROTECTED] http://lists.xcf.berkeley.edu/mailman/listinfo/gimp-user
