On 11/21/2015 07:44 AM, Elle Stone wrote:
* Wilber is on the new home page, but he's sort of lost against the
background image at the top, and he's missing from the other pages. It
would help with branding if Wilber were prominently visible at the top
of every page.
* There's no
Elle Stone writes:
> I stand corrected. There is a header at the top of each page, with Wilber in
> the header. But the user must enable scripts to see the header.
Even with scripts, it's tough to tell that icon is actually Wilber.
It's so small that the eyes aren't identifiable as eyes, and the
Hi,
On GIMP's 20th birthday, we are happy to announce that
GIMP 2.8.16 has been released.
This is a bugfix release in the stable 2.8 series, no
new features were added.
For a complete list of changes since 2.8.16 please see the "Changes"
section below. Also see the release notes of the 2.8
GEGL (Generic Graphics Library) is a graph based image processing framework.
GEGL provides a graph based API and framework to do demand driven, cached, non
destructive image editing of sparse storage of larger than RAM images - using
CPU or GPU processing. Through babl it provides support for a
Page loading speed:
Starting from an empty cache, http://static.gimp.org/ takes a slow count
of four to six seconds before the above-the-fold content finishes
loading. The picture at the top is the last item to load.
I have a relatively slow internet connection (cable, but not "high speed
Branding:
The new website has a lot going for it. The font is larger and easier to
read. The website layout seems more spacious. It looks more "modern", if
that makes sense. I suspect it will be easier to maintain.
But something about the new website has seemed odd to me from the
beginning.
