Tito is now faster with fuzzy search! :)
Familiar with the file finder on emacs/vim/textmate/sublime-text?
You can now type in abstract characters from the menu item to find it.
appcan = Apply Canvas
gablr = Gaussian Blur
shgr = Show grid
jgs = Jigsaw
drpsh = Drop Shadow
...
I'll leave the rest
Firstly, We've fixed those buffer, malloc bugs in Tito.
you have an opportunity to do something good for...
... 1/3 of the GIMP interaction system.
is that worth it?
Making a significant contribution to 1/3rd of the interaction system seems
like a big deal to me.
So yes, I think its worth
Srihari Sriraman wrote:
A command system would really boost the speed of interaction.
now that would really depend a lot on how you design this.
I must admit there is a tiny opportunity to come out faster than
mousing the menus for a plugin without a shortcut key (ctrl-...).
where is comes to
On 12-03-27 10:50 AM, Srihari Sriraman wrote:
We've developed TITO further.
[snip]
We're hoping to develop this further and build the command system...
It looks promising. It helps to find all features with a given key word but
there still seems to be a bit of scrolling up/down the list
On 2012-10-03 4:11 AM, peter sikking wrote:
sorry to spoil the party, but to see how think this is a good thing,
when it can be so treacherous, is quite dangerous.
But Peter, that's how all the experiments, prototypes, working models
are! It has to be treacherous and it has to be dangerous. But
On Fri, 2012-03-16 at 04:44 +0900, Aleksandar Kovač wrote:
How about typing even this
expression in Srihari's prototype: e.g. 'selectellipse 304.4*304.4mm'.
Results in: a 304.4*304.4mm elliptic selection loaded right on the
cursor.
Especially useful in inkscape; one might be more likely
The correct git repo-
https://github.com/ssvz4/gimp-tito
On Sat, Mar 10, 2012 at 12:19 AM, Alexandre Prokoudine
alexandre.prokoud...@gmail.com wrote:
On Fri, Mar 9, 2012 at 9:42 PM, Srihari Sriraman wrote:
Also, do you have a public Git repo or something?
We do now -
the above requires that GIMP is a tool that gets out of the way
...your tool is the opposite of that...
...you get right in the way.
Very true. We din't have this perspective.
Using keyboard shortcuts indeed gives the 2 operations per second thats
required in production environments.
I also think that it does not collide with the product vision. Even a
professional user need to learn a tool before using it. Also, I know a lot
of people that see GIMP as an enhanced MS Paint, because what GIMP is
capable of is not obvious. The menu search allow to answer the question
what can I
should display the keyboard shortcut next to the name of each item
Shall soon be done
On Sun, Mar 11, 2012 at 11:55 AM, Michael Muré batolet...@gmail.com wrote:
I also think that it does not collide with the product vision. Even a
professional user need to learn a tool before using it.
On Fri, Mar 9, 2012 at 6:55 PM, Srihari Sriraman wrote:
Hey,
We now have it up and working.
Still looking to implement loads of features...
Do pool in suggestions!
Reminds me good ol' gnome do :) and other quicksilver derivates. What
key combination activates that?
Also, do you have a
Srihari Sriraman wrote:
We now have it up and working.
Still looking to implement loads of features...
Do pool in suggestions!
http://youtu.be/hGAgG_XRhHc?hd=1
Nice one. We had a failed GSoC project(student disappeared) for
something similar. Is it a plugin or is it hacked into gimp core?
--
can you give a statement what this is suppose to achieve.
*Maximize productivity*
Almost forget that there is a menu-bar. Use the mouse/touchpad lesser.
*Intent driven rather than hierarchy driven navigation*
Focus on 'what' rather than 'how'.
*Discover functionality*
For new users
*Help
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