Yesterday, I downloaded and installed 1.1.19 on a "clean" system. I
found a number of bugs and I just reported them to the bug tracker.
Here is the list, in order to avoid duplicate bug reports and more
frustrations for those who are not aware of these bugs:
- #8148: gimp cannot be built because
Raphael Quinet ([EMAIL PROTECTED]) wrote:
So my question is: could someone explain what these parameters mean
and how to save a .gih brush in the correct format? Specifically, I
have a set of layers that were originally grabbed from a .GIF
animation and I would like to save them as a pixmap
On Wed, 29 Mar 2000, Federico Mena Quintero [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
This should really use a CORBA interface and register some sort of
singleton factory object for images or other GIMP services.
(Look at how singleton applications work in GNOME; the Midnight
Commander or the Panel are good
On 30 Mar, Stanislav Brabec wrote:
I18n wishes:
-- Please do anything with the fact, that main panel menu with default
GTK theme can contain exactly 15 letters. Too few for three items
inmost languages.
What exactly would you suggest? That's actually a matter for the
Hi there,
starting with GIMP 1.1.19, you silently assume that glib.h can be found
by using the CFLAGS gnome-config provides. This breaks the test for
GTKXmHtml as it is not the case if you've got a local (newer) GLIB/GTK
installed separated from GNOME.
Fix: Add $GTK_CFLAGS to GTKXMHTML_FLAGS
On Thu, Mar 30, 2000 at 03:41:30AM -0800, Manish Singh wrote:
GIMP 1.1.19 is out there:
ftp://ftp.gimp.org/pub/gimp/unstable/v1.1.19/
It's been a while. Lots of changes. Read ChangeLog. I go sleep now.
-Yosh
Just grabbed the patch, to apply it to my 1.1.18 source tree. To get
* Is the end-user installation stuff broken, or is it just me? On my
system, cleaning out all old Gimp installs, installing latest CVS and
then trying to install Gimp as a new user (ie to create .gimp-1.1 and
all the rest) does not work. This seems to result from the changes to
the system data
