Kevin Bradley wrote: > Gimp 2.4 came out this week. The Gimp site mentions that to upgrade I > can check MacPorts or Fink. Now, I've been using GimpSHOP, but > thought that I should try using the full version of Gimp, especially > with the improvements in 2.4. > > Imagine my surprise, then, when I check Fink to find that the version > of Gimp in Fink is listed as 1.2.5. Wouldn't this be an incredibly > old version? > > I tried update-all, but no change. l enabled unstable, but got no > info on the unstable version (it was blank). > > I'm using a PPC and FinkCommander. Is something wrong with my > installation, or is it reporting the actual truth? > > Kevin Bradley > [EMAIL PROTECTED] <mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]> > http://macscripter.net > -- Don't believe everything websites tell you. ;-)
Fink does support a newer GIMP, under the guise of the gimp2 package--you can actually have both simultaneously. However, this version is still oldish (2.0.6). cf. http://pdb.finkproject.org/pdb/browse.php?name=gimp%25 Work is almost done to allow updating GTK+2 to a newer version (which is a complicated mess) and that is required for a newer GIMP to be in Fink. -- Alexander K. Hansen Fink User Liaison/Documenter akh AT finkproject DOT org
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