Re: Panorama Plugin for Linux Gimp?

[Lea Anthony]

Forgive me if this is a daft question but..
I'm a GIMP newbie but have used stuff like PSP and photoshop. My
understanding was that plugins were precompiled and placed into some
'plugin directory' that way it gets loaded dynamically. Surely this
mechanism is in Gimp?

-Lea.

Darren Enns wrote:

 I can recall the pain I went through to compile my own version
 of Gimp to have this nifty plugin.  I have encouraged the author
 to make his plugin 'official' so that it becomes part of future
 Gimp releases on Linux (especially RPM's).

Re: Panorama Plugin for Linux Gimp?

[James Smaby]

I gave an attempt at compiling this, but it is for gimp-1.0.4
and I am using the latest CVS version.  You don't have to use
the whole source tree to compile it (at least I don't think).
Just compile with 'gcc -c `gimp-config --cflags` *.c' and you
can link it using 'gcc `gimp-config --libs` *.o -o panorama'.
Try it out and see if this does the job.
-James Smaby

Re: Panorama Plugin for Linux Gimp?

[Jonathan E. Paton]

 I'm a GIMP newbie but have used stuff like PSP and photoshop.
 My understanding was that plugins were precompiled and placed
 into some 'plugin directory' that way it gets loaded
 dynamically. Surely this mechanism is in Gimp?

Plug-ins are registered upon startup, and all the plug-ins are in an internal 
database.  Have a
good look at the TOOLBOX menu, I think you can search for certain functions/plugins. 
 Most of
the GIMP is supposibly impliemented through plug-ins., and you shouldn't have to 
recompile.

If (GIMP != Common Sense) AND/OR (JONNY == WRONG) then enlighten everyone to the truth.

Jonathan Paton
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Panorama Plugin for Linux Gimp?

[Darren Enns]

[Forgive me if this is the wrong spot to ask these questions]

As some of you may know, there is a Gimp plugin for creating
panorama pics:

http://www.fh-furtwangen.de/~dersch/

I can recall the pain I went through to compile my own version
of Gimp to have this nifty plugin.  I have encouraged the author
to make his plugin 'official' so that it becomes part of future
Gimp releases on Linux (especially RPM's).

Having said this, rather than going through the hair-pulling that
I did in the past, does anyone have a compiled version of Linux
Gimp (or even an RPM) that has this plugin included?

I would appreicate it!

Dare 
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