Where is it to exchange about Gegl?
Go on, this is the right place.
it seems there is another place too :)
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Can you give some more details on how you are building gegl?
Is there a dependency checklist which Florent can follow? Is it
correct and complete?
The only dependency at the moment is glib.
If I can provide further informations I've not given yet on the gegl-dev
list, just please let me
IMO Sven has explained why this isn't a good idea yet.
Well, I don't think he explained exactly *that* :)
Indeed he explained that the doc was removed because it was
really too old and outdated, and that it was not sync to the content
of the cvs, so people whilling to do some do it yourself
The Gegl web-site seems to have changed http://www.gegl.org
Where is the doc now?
What doc are you refering to? What information are you missing?
He may not even _know_.
Where is the doc now? implies that something that was available before
the change isn't anymore. In this case it is
Indeed he explained that in gegl list which I don't read just like I
don't read minds :)
Could we possibly finish with this and move over?
Sorry!
But I came at the beginning on the gegl-dev ml with the question:
Hello,
Where is it to exchange about Gegl?
And now I discover that gegl
Alexandre Prokoudine a écrit :
Indeed he explained that in gegl list which I don't read just like I
don't read minds :)
Could we possibly finish with this and move over?
Sorry!
But I came at the beginning on the gegl-dev ml with the question:
Hello,
Where is it to exchange about Gegl?
It is somewhat futile to point out that support for the PSD format
needs to be improved. We know that. We know that for several years
now. We simply need someone who invests the time to improve it. No
need to convince anyone that it is a good idea.
rather than doing this job in the gimp, what
It is somewhat futile to point out that support for the PSD format
needs to be improved. We know that. We know that for several years
now. We simply need someone who invests the time to improve it. No
need to convince anyone that it is a good idea.
rather than doing this job in the
In all seriousness I would not risk putting the word gimp anywhere on
my CV and I have had funny reactions (funny weird, never funny ha ha)
when explaining the GIMP to users not already familiar with it.
Remember that not in all languages the gimp word has funny connotations,
but only in
Mukund a écrit :
On Fri, 2006-07-28 at 12:34 +0200, Dave Neary wrote:
Hi,
http://www.oreillynet.com/conferences/blog/2006/07/oscon_how_open_source_
projects.html
During OSCon, Ben Collins-Sussman and Brian Fitzpatrick of Subversion
fame gave a talk which was apparently very
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