Tom Bass wrote:
Hi everybody,
I'm no linux-geek, I'm based on Windows, so I'm interested in helping
out in the Win-Parts of Gimp - if there's still some help needed ;-) I
checked the bugtracker and found interesting starting tasks, that I'd
like to work on - but some problems occured with
Hi,
this sounds like an interesting project, but it is very much directed
towards scientific image processing which seems quite out-of-scope for
GIMP. Of course such a plug-in could be written and it would be a nice
addition for a very special and very small user group. But I don't think
it would
Hi Rafael,
your idea sounds interesting, and would definitely be a great tool for
ImageJ, but I'm not sure it is very relevant for The GIMP, which is
mainly targeted at interactive image manipulation, as opposed to the
batch processing one usually does in image processing applications of
the sort
I do not think gimp needs to come with extra stuff by default. There is
more
than enough already.
well there are more then enough complex and seldom used features..
but then some basic simple basic features are missed
2 examples of missed function available with extra script
Hi,
On Wed, 2008-03-19 at 16:03 +, Omari Stephens wrote:
It seems counterproductive that Rafael Mesquita received three separate
responses that started off pretty identically (even though they included
unique
and useful information). I'd like to offer the suggestion that, when
Sven Neumann wrote:
Hi,
This is unavoidable on a mailing-list. Not everyone receives the mails
at the same time and there is no way you can know if anyone else has
already responded to the mail.
I can see how that would be the case if the responses were temporally close to
each other.
Bill ,
like Sven said, my idea is directed towards scientific image processing, but
I think this doesn`t mean only few people would use it, maybe this could
help gimp developer`s too, for example.
Sven,
I understand your point, and agree with most things that you said.
Ingo,
it really would be
rafael mesquita [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Well, If you change your mind and decide to go ahead with this, or any
similar idea, please contact me, i am disposed to talk.
That isn't quite how GSOC works. Students apply, then
people from the project rank their proposals. Google looks
at the
Hi Gimp folks!
We are getting close to the 3rd edition of the ibre Graphics Meeting, where,
over the last years, we have been organizing the equivalent of GimpConf as
well.
It will take place in may, 8th to 11th, in Wrocław, Poland.
So, it is time for us to organize who is attending so that
