Re: [Gimp-user] Scheme in Gimp 2.0

2004-03-31 Thread Elaine Normandy
Simon Budig wrote:

The offending command in this error message is gimp-channel-ops-offset,
which has been renamed to gimp-drawable-offset in GIMP 2.0. Looking at
that error also gives the hint, that there is something wrong with the
font specification, since GIMP 2.0 no longer relies on the weird -*-...
X11 Logical Font Descriptor but uses Fontconfig Font specifications like
Tekton 24.
 

Very timely.  I got perl-gimp working on my machine yesterday, and tried 
stampify.pl almost immediately.   It failed due to the 

  gimp_edit_fill($layer1);

problem mentioned yesterday.  I changed that to

 gimp_edit_fill($layer1, BACKGROUND_FILL);

and then it failed due to the

 gimp_channel_ops_offset($layer1, 1, 0, -($diameter / 2), -($diameter / 
2));

I changed this to

 gimp_drawable_offset($layer1, 1, 0, -($diameter / 2 ), -($diameter / 2 ));

The script could still use a little tweaking, I think, since I can see 
some subtle problems I think I could fix, but it is now working. 

Thanks!

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[Gimp-user] gimp-print for gimp 2.0

2004-03-30 Thread Elaine Normandy
What is the status of gimp-print for gimp 2.0?  I went to sourceforge, 
and couldn't find any information about plans to support the new release.

Right now, of the software installed on my box, Konqueror seems to be 
the best bet since it allows me to easily select either my color printer 
or the default bw laser printer.  OpenOffice also works well, but I 
would really like to be able to use gimp-print so I don't have to load a 
separate application.

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Re: [Gimp-user] libexif.so.9

2004-03-28 Thread Elaine Normandy
I have it installed on my Fedora Core system, and I installed the rpm 
from gimp.org without difficulty once I uninstalled gimp 1.2.

Do you use yum?  Try doing the following from a console:

su
enter root password here
yum install libexif
If you have never used yum before, it may take a while.  If yum is not 
installed on your machine, there should be instructions to do so if you 
google for them.  If Synaptic works for you, yum should work as well.

Dave Smith wrote:

I am trying to install the rpm for the new GIMP 2.0 and get an error 
message saying that I require libexif.so.9 . Try as I might I can't 
find a Fedora 1 version of this anywhere. Any ideas?

Thanks.

Dave 


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[Gimp-user] How to install help system for 2.0

2004-03-27 Thread Elaine Normandy
Without difficulty, I downloaded the Fedora rpm and am now happily 
playing with Gimp 2.0.  Nice work, everyone!

However, when I attempted to download the tarball and do the 
./configure, I get the following message:

checking for gimp-2.0... Package gimp-2.0 was not found in the 
pkg-config search path.
Perhaps you should add the directory containing `gimp-2.0.pc'
to the PKG_CONFIG_PATH environment variable
No package 'gimp-2.0' found

I couldn't find the gimp-2.0.pc file anywhere using locate.  Suggestions?

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