On 1/11/10, Thales img wrote:
Let me thank too, If I would able to help you guys to develop I would help,
but I am just a web programmer
Just a web programmer could help with the website, no? :)
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On 1/11/10, Martin Nordholts wrote:
Then the ETA of GIMP 2.8 becomes 2010-12-02 which is more
reasonable.
And still somewhat scary :)
The plan however does not seem to mention Python scripting
improvements branch. (which will make estimations only scarier :))
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On 1/14/10, Patrick Horgan wrote:
In order to speed up development then, you would have to hire a specific
person.
In the lilypond list they have this great thing. People that want a
particular feature offer to sponser it, and say how much they are willing to
pay. Occasionally others then
On 1/15/10, bart wrote:
I don't think that donations can speed up GIMP development. On the
contrary, paying some developers for their work is more likely going to
demotivate others.
Don't know why this shouldn't work with the GIMP projekt.
You can't just extrapolate experience of one
On Fri, Jan 15, 2010 at 10:18 AM, Martin Nordholts wrote:
We often point out to people that GIMP is lacking contributors. Maybe
the lack of contributors is a side effect of how the project currently
is run with regards to money?
About three weeks ago someone told me that he wanted to donate
On Mon, Jan 11, 2010 at 11:53 PM, Martin Nordholts wrote:
The schedule is very simple. It contains a list of things we want to do
for GIMP 2.8 and an estimate of the time each task will take in the unit
8-hour workdays. The sum of all tasks is then multiplied with a days
worked per week
On 2/12/10, S H wrote:
I think a better way would be to create a smart brush-style selection tool,
kind of a combination between quick mask and magic select. It would select
up to edges in the image, but no farther than a certain distance set in it's
options. This would allow rapid selection
On Fri, Feb 12, 2010 at 8:36 PM, Martin Nordholts wrote:
People will want to create unmanaged images without a color profile for
use on the web
That is, if people want to make everyone's lives more difficult, who
are we to stop them from doing so? :)
Just make web equal to sRGB as it already
On Thu, Mar 4, 2010 at 6:34 PM, Eduardo Barijan wrote:
So, I was thinking about an interesting matter: why the image viewer
softwares doesn´t have support to XCF? Some linux file managers, like
Thunar, have the thumbnails support.
So what if I want to develop, or help developing, an image
On 2/10/10, yahvuu wrote:
Among garden-variety photo labs, it's pretty much standard to discard any
color profile information and just assume sRGB.
It's pretty much standard where you live maybe, but not where *I* live :)
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On 3/10/10, Martin Nordholts wrote:
How about editing in CMYK space, where higher numbers mean greater ink
density? Perhaps this is why Photoshop has this 'flip' feature.
Good point, but in this case GIMP can do the necessary invert and flip
for the user
How? :)
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On Mon, Mar 22, 2010 at 2:42 AM, Michael J. Hammel wrote:
I ran into a bug that causes a crash while working out of git. I didn't
see it in Bugzilla. It's easy to reproduce:
1. Choose Gradient Tool
2. Change the active gradient in the Tool Options dialog.
Confirmed :(
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On 3/22/10, Toby Speight wrote:
Sven Given the fact that there are free (as in Open Source) PDF viewers
Sven available,
On all our platforms? I doubt there's Xpdf or Evince for Macintosh and
Windows platforms...
There's not much demand for them. Mac OS X's native viewer opens PDF,
and for
On 3/22/10, Sven Neumann wrote:
Yes, it's down for a while already. I can't host this service any longer
and already offered a backup on IRC for anyone who wants to take over.
So far no one approached me asking for the data.
I have over a gig of free space on my virtual server. What versions
On 3/23/10, Martin Nordholts wrote:
The GIMP menu structure is a beast. But each item is well documented, in
particular there are tooltips for most of them. The idea is to make the
menu item labels and the descriptions of them searchable. It could be a
text entry in the menu bar for example.
On 3/24/10, Merkelvin Glasmer wrote:
I just have two questions about the future of the implementation of GEGL
into The GIMP:
1. I read on different websites, that in future it will be possible to open
RAW image formats of different camera manufacturers natively in GIMP without
the
On 3/23/10, Sven Neumann wrote:
I have over a gig of free space on my virtual server. What versions of
PHP/MySQL are required?
The current setup uses PostgreSQL 8.1.8 and MediaWiki 1.9.3. The PHP
version on this server was recently upgraded from 5.2.11 to 5.3.1. Since
this update the
On 3/24/10, Karl Günter Wünsch wrote:
The difference with a GEGL-enabled GIMP is that
you can then work in the higher color-depths that the RAW format offers.
Which only means that a GEGL enabled GIMP with appropriate input filters is
the only way forward in this respect.
Fortunately ACR,
On 3/24/10, Karl Günter Wünsch wrote:
This is ludicrous - how would anyone trying to use the keyboard learn the
different mnemonics available?
This is default behaviour on Windows. The majority of GIMP users (up
to ~90% in my country) are on Windows. What was your question again?
:)
On 3/25/10, gg wrote:
This is default behaviour on Windows.
LOL It must be the right thing to do then !
If you made an effort of reading things in context, you wouldn't LOL,
because there is nothing to LOL about.
I strongly suggest you open a bug on GTK+ about this.
+1
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On 3/27/10, Jenny wrote:
But as far as I know, gegl has had a GUI.
Not any more :)
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On 3/23/10, Sven Neumann wrote:
I have over a gig of free space on my virtual server. What versions of
PHP/MySQL are required?
The current setup uses PostgreSQL 8.1.8 and MediaWiki 1.9.3. The PHP
version on this server was recently upgraded from 5.2.11 to 5.3.1. Since
this update the
On 4/14/10, Michael Schumacher wrote:
Hi,
we've been approached on the #gimp channel by Marina Zhurakhinskaya from
the GNOME Outreach Program for Women. She has helped GSoC applicants
with their applications and is currently looking for a mentor for the
following project:
Abstract:
Image
On 4/17/10, Avgoustinos Kadis wrote:
I could work on this for GSoC.
You mean you managed to apply before submissions were closed a week ago?
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On 4/30/10, peter sikking wrote:
but it is good to find out that the trivial just put
some tabs like firefox solution shows its weaknesses.
It can't show that because tabs in GIMP are not like tabs in Firefox :)
- images vs text, therefore too much space wasted
- no close buttons per tab
-
On 4/30/10, Hades wrote:
Dear
If I want use GIMP to parse psd file(photoshop file format) in my
program(C++ or Java),how should I do?
Hello dear,
Apart from using GIMP's code you might like investigating other
possibilities like libpsd and code.goole.com projects [2].
[1]
On Wed, May 19, 2010 at 6:34 PM, LightningIsMyName wrote:
Hoever, the fact that it's in C++ (and the fact that it's not in the gnu
coding style - although this is minor) will make it hard to maintain
for people who don't know C++.
Hasn't Lloyd offered his services to _maintain_?
Alexandre
On Tue, May 25, 2010 at 9:55 AM, Hades wrote:
I have read the code in the \gimp-2.6.8\plug-ins\file-psd
The layer Group Info has dropped
who have the Adobe CS File Formats Specification.pdf or the version above
CS .
Could you do me a favour and send the document to me?
They can't.
Hi,
There is a tradition to add blogs of graphics GSoC students to
graphicsplanet.org every year. If your students blog on their
projects, please let me know URLs/RSSs and I'll add them.
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the migration and a person to create a new website.
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to the other.
http://layers.gimp.org used to be GIMP developers blog planet. It
wasn't much alive back in the days when it was working, but it's up to
us, no? :)
P.S. Should we switch the thread to gimp-web@ only?
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On 6/10/10, gg wrote:
I don't think gilbert is particularly good example of what can be done
with GIMP and I find this silly mascot rather demeaning and irrelevant.
His name is Wilber and he says he loves you anyway.
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using Mac to the
best of my knowledge.
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offtopic, but if it was possible to save guides
in GIMP templates, the existing collection of them could be improved
as well.
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the exact meaning that it deserve.
You see, you say that the problem exists, but you don't say where exactly :)
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On 7/19/10, peter sikking wrote:
first of all, resources in GIMP are:
- brushes
- patterns
- gradients
- palettes
- paint dynamics
- tool presets
- templates
Let me say that the toilet paper one has caused a lot of unhealthy
agiotage over the years worldwide :)
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to belong to Corel, SAI et al. The GIMP team seems to
have agreed that Krita and MyPaint are doing a damn great job there
already, so they [GIMP team] aren't going to do natural brushes or
media simulation
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can use to straighten an
image and crop the result. You can find it at
http://registry.gimp.org/node/18821
There is also deskew plug-in that was once proposed to be included to
GIMP's bundle.
http://registry.gimp.org/node/2958
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. Please never use it. It's wrong and causes holy
wars, cancer, premature bald spots and heart attacks. Also, god kills
a kitten every time you say that.
The history of GIMP has proved that some things that were understood
as right turned out to be completely wrong.
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with is the we
always did so/had it argument. There are better ways to evaluate
usefulness of a feature than that.
Another thing is that with all those ipads and other similar devices
coming and taking over the market usefulness of right-click menu per
se is becoming questionable.
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mouse pointer at top of the full-screen window.
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reasonable consideration of the original reasons behind them.
Which is exactly my point. Once again: what are we arguing about? :)
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help in engaging the artist user base.
There is a website redesign in progress. Check 'html5' gimp-web branch.
What do you think?
I think that you are volunteering to do some of marketing work :)
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what *does* make sense is step up and say Hi, I want
to help you by doing this and that. How do I proceed?
So I'm tempted to ask: do you volunteer to help the team with raising
awareness of things?
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could be pardoned by switching to XCF2
which is still in plans, afaik, no? Then GIMP could do things the
right way.
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do.
By the way, since you rely on Color mode so much, maybe you would be
interested in MathMap plug-in that allows creating complex node
compositions, including blending modes as nodes?
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you understand why solution is postponed, you
cannot makes a request that absolutely makes sense. Luckily you seem
to end up on the road towards wisdom after all :)
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, these days CSS can do a lot of stuff that used to be done
with layer effects and whatnot in Photoshop before: gradient overlays,
rounded rectangles, inset text and so on. And CSS is a standard.
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overcomplicated interfaces just to get more features
What makes you think this would be overcomplicated?
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to the constraining
GIMP design mechanisms, these restrictions and their consequences to the
UI appear arbitrary. Why stick with these at the cost of a bad UI?
Because every feature needs its programmer is the best I can come up with :)
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in the newly opened dockable dialog. There it is.
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On 8/6/10, Tim Chen wrote:
Is it possible to write GIMP plug-in in C++?
Yes. there are several 3rd party plug-ins for GIMP written in C++:
GREYCstoration, G'MIC, Resynthesizer.
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the brush lags during use. The lag
is unnoticeable with a small 1600x1200 single layer file, but very
noticeable on one that is 1521X2807 with 10 layers. I typically work on
files double that size in 2.6 without issue.
And typical brush size would be...?
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-saturation-curve-labcurves
Or do everything in darktable
It's necessary to have Lab-mode, which seems to be nonsense
to some developers
This is simply not true
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On 8/23/10, oliver wrote:
My recollection is that layer border are already magnetic, too.
New feature? Since when?
I have 2.6.7 here.
Can it be disabled?
Snapping options are in the lower half of the View menu.
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be interested to find out more?
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On 8/29/10, LightningIsMyName wrote:
Still, abusing layer names must stop and this is my main request - and
in order to stop this we must introduce a very simple animation editor
With keyframing, presumably?
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will likely require a dedicated developer in the
team. Which the team doesn't seem to have right now, being heavily
shorthanded and outnumbered.
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On 9/20/10, oliver wrote:
On Mon, Sep 20, 2010 at 01:39:42PM +0400, Alexandre Prokoudine wrote:
[...]
The way things are going native RAW support in GIMP using GEGL + some
can-opener library will likely require a dedicated developer in the
team. Which the team doesn't seem to have right now
with this, got nowhere and simply ignore this.
It would also be nice if you STOPPED USING ALL CAPS :)
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need to make at least three Windows binaries: LCMs, XP and Vista+.
What would be the point of that, when one could implement abstraction
layer for pluggable CMMs and LittleCMS as default CMM? It's what
Scribus team was working on last summer.
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there is no way the toolbox menu can be useful. Really.
It's a dinosaur and it was about time for some meteorite to save human
embarassment of dealing with prehistoric creatures -- all claws,
fangs, pointy tales and whatnot. Please accept this change.
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are
seeing in 2.6 is an in-between state, a milestone. In other words,
things are changing. You might actually like the final result. Be
patient.
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of many people.
I can see how conceiving that might take some time for you. Don't
hesitate to think about it long enough instead of overreacting again.
OK then, I will wait for 2.8 and see if it is at least as usable for
me as 2.4 was, because 2.6 is definitely not.
Jolly good :)
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:110
msgid Edit Quick Mask Color
#: ../app/actions/quick-mask-commands.c:111
msgid _Mask opacity:
1. Open an image
2. Use Shift+Q to create Quick mask
3. Go to Channels dialog
4. Right-click on QUick mask channel
5. Choose topmost menu item
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some actions like resizing.
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Hi,
I'm not sure what recent changes it's related to and whether this is
well-known, but Color from Gradient appears to be broken: if you
check the option and choose even a very colorful gradient, the brush
will still paint with the currently chosen FG color.
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options (implemented as operations), see
http://gegl.org/operations.html for more info.
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2010/11/18 Łukasz Czerwiński wrote:
Another limitation of using GIMP for a 3 color image is that GIMP does not
use what are known in Photoshop as Adjustment Layers.
How about adding this missing feature to GIMP?
You know how to submit patches, don't you? :)
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students came up with
last year and this year at a course on FH Vorarlberg? I mean the
vector layers UI, shapes drawing and some of the selection tools
merge.
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wins. Do we have a deal?
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On Thu, Dec 9, 2010 at 1:35 AM, Jan Smith wrote:
Will Wavelet Sharpen be included in GIMP 2.8? I find the Luminance setting
gives even better results than Unsharp Mask.
My impression is that the team does its best not to include new
filters, but rather get rid of some.
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holidays again). Your primary contacts would be neo (Sven
Neumann) and mitch (Michael Natterer).
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translated, because some messages ara translated in po-script-fu/*.po.
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just can't be helped.
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And Kevin agreed :)
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based extensions and scripts for CS. I
won't say how many times I heard users saying Oh my, I could write
scripts in JS, but learning a new language just for GIMP? Thanks, no.
only because I stopped counting few years ago. Just a little
perspective from outside :)
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Hello, teams :)
Google has just announced GSoC2011.
http://google-opensource.blogspot.com/2011/01/google-summer-of-code-announced-at-lca.html
The timeline is here:
http://www.google-melange.com/document/show/gsoc_program/google/gsoc2011/timeline
/crossposting-is-evil
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, write down the answers. When the
mass of 'write-downs reaches a particular point, all the notes can be
transformed into docs for beginners.
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, should I go ahead and update it again to match CS5? :)
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peer applications and
propose bringing GIMP into alignment where it makes sense to do so.
You can start from here:
http://create.freedesktop.org/wiki/User_interaction_implementations
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for *any* software project.
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users coming and telling the team to just make GIMP like Photoshop or
make it easy to make it behave like Photoshop (which is the same thing
really). Would you like to lead this project for the next dozen of
years to get an idea? :)
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for it (the original author if possible,
but if not, I can do it).
*sigh*
http://git.gnome.org/browse/gimp/tree/etc/ps-menurc
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-- they'd rather complain about Photoshop users.
Because people talk about the big picture. Pretty please carefully
reread what Jon Cruz wrote in the thread. It's a spot-on message.
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On Tue, Feb 1, 2011 at 6:55 PM, Joao S. O. Bueno wrote:
On Tue, Feb 1, 2011 at 1:45 PM, Alexandre Prokoudine wrote:
Because people talk about the big picture. Pretty please carefully
reread what Jon Cruz wrote in the thread. It's a spot-on message.
You mean Jon Senior?
Nope. I did mean Jon
of experience (I've been documenting graphic apps for several years now).
So far it looks like the best outcome of the thread :) Thank you.
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not even saying how introducing this switch will motivate
everyone to ask the team to provide Ps-like menus using the very same
reasoning.)
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. That's all, really.
Adaptive Image Cloning (aka Semaless Cloning)
As already stated in #gimp, it's an awesome idea. You only forgot to
link to the paper :)
http://www.cs.huji.ac.il/~danix/mvclone/
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selections got
some attention last year -- that's for sure.
* unified transform tool (I remember seeing plans for that last item on
Peter sikking's Blog)
http://gui.gimp.org/index.php/Transformation_tool_specification
You will probably be nicely surprised :)
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On 3/2/11, Alexander Rabtchevich wrote:
I can remember there was an intention to rewrite iwarp plug-in as a tool...
It's doable on top of the gegl op that powers Cage transform tool.
That op only :) has to be tought working outside of the cage. Sounds
like a good GSoC project to me.
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adj layers and filter layers a
bit over the top? :)
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5) Where should I go for help when I need it? :-)
On IRC: #gegl at irc.gimp.net
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not color managed, most
notoriously -- filter preview and sample points. The latter is sort of
critical to those who uses separate+ and/or CMYKTool after editing
things in GIMP. That makes one wonder if it will be addressed in 2.8
or later.
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last GSoC for cage transform so that it
worked out of cage.
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