On Tue, Oct 10, 2000 at 07:52:10AM +, thus said Brendan Byrd/SineSwiper:
After using ldd on gimp and realizing that steps #1-8 were useless (though
somewhat informative for the GTK installation procedure), I looked for an
updated BlueSteel at gtk.themes.org. Nope. I've tried a few other
All this searching of linking and such is silly; this is a well-known
bug in the pixmap-engine theme system, which is a dynamically loaded
object that won't show up in "ldd". Look for old copies of
libpixmap.so. This bug is very old; see
Hi people,
I'm developing Ogg Vorbis, the free audio compression codec. I'm writing
a tool to tune the psychoacoustic model. For that I'm changing the
values of some hundred numbers while listening to a piece of music. I
can already do that in a text editor, but that's tedious. So I
"invented" a
Just a note to say I built and installed gimp on a Mips based Compaq box
running NonStopUX.
I had to modify config.guess and config.sub. How should I get these
changes into the source?
Thanks for your work!
Regards,
Tom
Stephen J Baker wrote:
Rather than repeatedly saving to disk, you'd probably want a plugin
that could copy the current image into shared memory - that would be
a gazillion times faster I think.
Uff, that's beyond my horizon. Any chance anyone would work with me or
another Vorbis guy to do
Uncompressed SGI '.rgb' format is pretty close.
I suggest pnm format. In ASCII it just uses numbers between 0 and 255 to represent
colors. That's about as simple as it gets.
On Tue, Oct 10, 2000 at 11:12:28AM +1100, Darren R. C. KELLY wrote:
[using gimp-1.0.4-3 ]
Yow! Old!
I'm also having trouble with gimp-perl and text; I am trying to render
text through freetype or gdyntext and they keep segfaulting. I have
tracked the segfault down to this line in
