lopment not your moral world-view.
That is an end to the matter.
/gg
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On 09/01/12 14:41, Michael Natterer wrote:
On Sat, 2012-09-01 at 12:18 +0200, gg wrote:
On 09/01/12 11:28, Mukund Sivaraman wrote:
On Sat, Sep 01, 2012 at 02:41:11AM +0200, gg wrote:
On 09/01/12 00:19, Patrick Dreier wrote:
Hello!
You have Gimp Speak Selection setup Errors English. The
On 09/01/12 11:28, Mukund Sivaraman wrote:
On Sat, Sep 01, 2012 at 02:41:11AM +0200, gg wrote:
On 09/01/12 00:19, Patrick Dreier wrote:
Hello!
You have Gimp Speak Selection setup Errors English. The Selection of
Gimp Setup is not in french.
When selection Windows Setup french langugues in
On 09/01/12 00:19, Patrick Dreier wrote:
Hello!
You have Gimp Speak Selection setup Errors English. The Selection of
Gimp Setup is not in french.
When selection Windows Setup french langugues in Gimp selection Setup
englisch .
With king regards!
You seem to have some speak errors selection En
get worse for larger blur
radius. Though I don't know whether the eye will detect which is the
"better", purer blur.
So IIR label is fine.
/gg
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thing over 84 has no perceptible difference in
quality but quickly bloats the file size.
gg
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On 08/06/12 05:30, Patrick Horgan wrote:
On 08/04/2012 02:43 AM, Shlomi Fish wrote:
Hi Patrick,
...elision by patrick...
Well, calling GNU Autotools "Autohell" is not an ad-hominem attack. However,
assuming that since I called it "Autohell" it is wrong (or "flamebait"), is.
See:
http://en.wiki
g out where it is unhelpful.
Most of those fixes could be implemented with minimal effort by those
familiar with the code base. So hopefully some of the defects could be
fixed before this release hits the wider public.
regards, gg.
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On 07/29/12 02:11, Malix wrote:
I already know that this post will generate a lot of flames. Next step
of the project is the porting of the code to Gtk 3, why instead not
switching away from gtk and go with Qt? And also leave autohell and
switch to make?
You can think that I'm just kidding but c
On 07/23/12 22:48, Jay Smith wrote:
Since Akira Tanaka did not bother to tell us what Gimp version is being
used or on what operating system, there is less than nothing that
anybody (developers or users) can learn from his rant.
Not true, we can learn that he's not happy. Like really, really, n
ion everything works better.
So don't forget to pop back and tell us what you decide to use. I'd be
interested in what you find and how you find it compares to Gimp.
best regards and good luck.
gg
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gimp-
using FFT or
convolution with a simple kernel image.
/gg
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On 06/16/12 23:51, Alexandre Prokoudine wrote:
Logic? Awesome joke, gg.
What's the joke? You think it is fine to adopt contrary positions as it
suits you and go "there I win". Perhaps there is a different idea of
humour in your country.
You are basically saying that prof
On 06/16/12 20:55, Marco Ciampa wrote:
On Sat, Jun 16, 2012 at 08:02:26PM +0200, gg wrote:
[...]
>I have no preference as to actual name, whether it gets called
>"work" or "project" is immaterial , it is the function that is
>important.
To add gasoline/petrol
On 06/17/12 00:32, peter sikking wrote:
yes.
because it is not fruitful to have a line-by-line refuting match.
I was not expect or seeking a refuting match, I made constructive
suggestion.
I was naively expecting it to be considered and possibly discussed. Not
refuted or ignored. Or attr
to know what is "safe" or not and must be
prevented from saving work which has layers in anything but xcf because
they won't realise that png , whatever, will loose the layers.
You (one) cannot use an argument when it suits you, then assume the
opposit
Original Message
Subject: Re: [Gimp-developer] present xcf as what it is, a gimp project
file format
Date: Sat, 16 Jun 2012 16:58:52 -0400
From: Nicolas Robidoux
To: gg
You realize you only replied to me?
Opps, wrong button, Thanks. ;)
On Sat, Jun 16, 2012 at 1:56 PM
On 06/16/12 16:23, peter sikking wrote:
Nicolas wrote:
Peter:
I think you misunderstood what gg is suggesting:
no I did not. I pointed out some facts that close many, many routes
in this kind of reasoning. closed and done, yes.
I too thought you were misreading what I suggested.
let me
ves in the foot.
And if that happens I expect they would be suitably embarrassed and
adult enough not to blame it on gimp.
/gg
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age manipulation program seems impaired if
> it can't open/edit/save an image without jumping through hoops.
>
Clear differentiation between file and image project should remove the
hoops.
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Hi,
This whole idea of refusing it operate on other file formats is
artificial, contrived and obstructive.
Yesterday I found some other corollary problems that this flawed
behaviour introduces.
I was scanning some macro shots for file negative, the scanner software
produces huge tiff files
; but regardless of whichever one is currently shown, it
performs ultimately the same function: Exporting back to the same
non-XCF file with no questions asked. Why does there even need to be
two different internal functions (file-export and file-overwrite) to
handle this ONE behavior?
That ab
On 18/05/12 02:23, Nicolas Robidoux wrote:
A long time ago, I suggested "save workspace" (to XCF) VS "save image"
(into a "standard" image format, like png, ideally chosen with some
awareness of past actions or the format of the main ingredients of the
current image).
Hi Nicolas,
Now that is t
comparison to GNOME is interesting. That project has a long time
reputation of being feature Nazis. They know best and anyone who does
not agree is just wrong.
File | Export feels a bit that way. I think that's the point he's making.
/gg
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On 05/15/12 09:33, Ragnar Brynjúlfsson wrote:
Yes, I know of those, and they're nice to have too, but sometimes it's
quicker to just press a key and drag, especially if making big changes
to the brush size. Admittedly, it's really a detail, and probably
comes down to personal preference.:)
On T
On 05/14/12 21:42, Burnie West wrote:
On 05/14/2012 11:54 AM, Chris Mohler wrote:
On Mon, May 14, 2012 at 1:29 PM, Jason
Broadwell wrote:
http://theghosthunterstore.com/shop/gimp-photo-editor/
selling gimp for $10 ??
Sure - they can sell it, as long as the source code is provided.
Chris
Or
ource
anywhere.
/gg
On the bottom of the page linked it says
"Gimp is open source software and distributed under the GNU General
Public License."
Ghost Hunter Store packages a CD and offers to help with people's photos.
-- Burnie
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rm' to be similar. It made it a lot of work to
make a suggestion and , while a mockup can be a good means of presenting
something in some cases, the requirement that the visual be the only
acceptable form of submission and no verbal description was possible,
again seems like raising bar
in-house GUI expert , I'm rather surprised you don't see that as
the priority too. But if you have "attachment" there's probably no harm
in you liking it.
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ce is a premium.
Perhaps GIMP could make better use of the space. We don't need this sort
of cheesy marketing trick (whether of not it rolls it's eye's on Pres.
Obama's birthday or whatever).
Users do need more space.
IMHO ;)
/gg
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On 04/28/12 03:05, Miles Bader wrote:
gg writes:
An interface that makes you drop your focus on the mouse pointer, look
down at the keyboard and them back at a different part of the screen
to see whether it has found a match ...
Wait, you look at the keyboard when you use it...?
-miles
se once you lowered your head(s) to
look at the keyboard, you'll need to raise your _heads up_ again.
Clever , no ?
/gg
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On 04/25/12 10:43, Michael Grosberg wrote:
I'd like to Discuss Retinex. I decided to do it here before submitting a
bug report.
In theory the retinex operation is very useful in fixing badly lit
images. In practice, I've had little success with it. So I decided to
fiddle around with it. My test
e whatever
bug you are facing.
Kind regards,
Mukund
Hi Charles,
Mukund forgot to add , could you provide a timeline for how long it will
take your team to the plug-in ?
regards, gg
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On 03/20/12 21:02, Charles Ikeomu (MP Tech Consulting LLC) wrote:
Please let me know if you have an estimated timeframe to address this issue
... and be quick about it !
Fine. Don't use IE10.
RESOLVED: FIXED.
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n are not longer displayed.
This seems like an oversight since until the selection dimensions are
confirmed the co-ords need to stay up.
I ended up cutting out larger and then using ImageMagick to finish the job.
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cer.
http://to.who.ee/0001-app-Add-import-type-as-third-preference-on-Export.patch
<- link to the pack. its very easy for those who build git to maintain
their own miniforks ;)
Cool, I'll build that in locally. I'll probably push it up to position 2.
Many t
y accessible and quick way to save just the
way I opened a file that is not a major issue but personally I hate
being lectured by software (in reality by developers who think they know
better than I what I want/need to do).
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e failures not exiting cleanly or at the right time. I could
not imagine someone adding a blur that was not adjustable, that's just dumb.
Sorry for the noise.
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hance | Sharpen was effectively not doing anything , maybe this one
has been "fixed" as well ??
/gg
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On 01/03/12 01:09, Neil wrote:
Hi...
Am just getting started with gimp hacking, and decided to pick a
gnome-love bug to have a look at :)
I have a fairly clear idea of how to fix plugins which don't have any
dialog box - they should just basically do nothing at all, and exit
silently. (I'd have
On 12/21/11 21:43, Liam R E Quin wrote:
On Wed, 2011-12-21 at 16:35 +0100, g...@catking.net wrote:
Hi,
since "things are moving", quick note :
all image windows get the title "GNU image manipulation program"
With which exact version of gimp on what platform?
2.6.11 Linux.
How did you op
what that is about.
/gg
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On 12/21/11 17:06, Paka wrote:
* g...@catking.net [12-21-11 10:38]:
all image windows get the title "GNU image manipulation program"
When more that one image is open (most of the time) this is not
helpful. The window represents one specific file/image , why is this
not displayed?
it is on m
On 12/21/11 17:06, Paka wrote:
* g...@catking.net [12-21-11 10:38]:
all image windows get the title "GNU image manipulation program"
When more that one image is open (most of the time) this is not
helpful. The window represents one specific file/image , why is this
not displayed?
it is on m
erates from text commands.
If your processing is repetitive this would be a lot more efficient than
an interactive interface like gimp.
/gg
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ry helpful.
thanks for any replies !
Halina
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assuming their "TIF" format is tiff, that should be readable in gimp.
If not maybe you could provide a more specific link to what those data
formats
f glancing up at the title of the window I have to start
paddling around the menus to get this most basic information.
If the image is unsaved it would could a classic "untitled-xxx" A name
will be given as / when needed but at least that would at least i
issue. Since I cancelled it cannot "redo"
anything. Where does it get the parameters to redo something I never did.
Indeed , why is the filter even in the menu as a redo when I never used
it ?!
regards , gg
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it is replaced by the number.
See man sprintf on linux.
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owing total restructuring of the
main menus would probalby be a step too far but earlier mention idea of
restructuring the plug-ins in a similar way to browser bookmarks seems
to be a good one.
And no, this would not make Gimp unusable on someone else's system it
would just make it as un
better than the current jungle of options and filters.
regards, gg
Alexandre Prokoudine
http://libregraphicsworld.org
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h-pass
without too much effort by subtraction. Equally well, that means this
feature could be implemented with minimal effort.
Having it fully integrated with a preview dlg would be a good feature
and probably would not "cost" too much ;)
regards. GG.
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