> Von: Frédéric <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
> Le Vendredi 10 Mars 2006 14:10, Michael Schumacher a écrit :
> > FYI, the transistion of the GNOME CVS to GNOME SVN is planned for the
> > next weekend. Yes, this is the LGM weekend, and yes, this means that we
> > might not have easy access to the current so
Le Vendredi 10 Mars 2006 14:10, Michael Schumacher a écrit :
> > GEGL is more than 6 years old. Subversion simply didn't exist at that
> > time. GNOME project has no SVN. Believe me, neither chosen programming
> > language, nor type of versioning system affect (absense of)
> > development of GEGL.
> Von: "Alexandre Prokoudine" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
> GEGL is more than 6 years old. Subversion simply didn't exist at that
> time. GNOME project has no SVN. Believe me, neither chosen programming
> language, nor type of versioning system affect (absense of)
> development of GEGL.
FYI, the transist
On 3/10/06, Martin Nordholts wrote:
> Oh, 6 years old. Got it.
>
> 6 years... I wonder if changing to a higher level language like C++ or
> better yet C# (mono has good enough support now) would speed up the
> development. I think it would.
Mono? Are you kidding? You want pure C application talkin
* Martin Nordholts <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> [060310 13:53]:
> Oh, 6 years old. Got it.
>
> 6 years... I wonder if changing to a higher level language like C++ or
> better yet C# (mono has good enough support now) would speed up the
> development. I think it would.
>
> What do you guys think?
The re
Oh, 6 years old. Got it.
6 years... I wonder if changing to a higher level language like C++ or
better yet C# (mono has good enough support now) would speed up the
development. I think it would.
What do you guys think?
From: "Alexandre Prokoudine" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
To: gegl-developer@li
On 3/10/06, Martin Nordholts wrote:
> 2. Why is the old CVS chosen instead of the newer SVN?
GEGL is more than 6 years old. Subversion simply didn't exist at that
time. GNOME project has no SVN. Believe me, neither chosen programming
language, nor type of versioning system affect (absense of)
dev
Hello!
I am a big fan of free software and I really like the GEGL initiative. This
way GIMP will have a better chance vs Phothoshop.
I do, however, have some questions.
1. Why is C picked as the development language? Isn't C++ THE pick for this
kind of library (a typical modular based librar
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