At Linux Graphics Meeting in Lyon, Pippin surprised all of us by showing a working piece of code that uses GEGL. Actually, even the software used for the presentation was using gegl. So after all that time, gegl is finally able to process image data. That should make development a lot more fun. We also [...]
There’s this article over at newsforge that I cannot resist to comment on. It raises some good points that are worth to be considered. But it also makes some statements about GIMP development and the openusability.org effort in particular that show that the author has fallen upon misunderstandings that should be corrected. Let me address [...]
A plug-in or script to do red-eye removal is one of the most prominent feature requests that are coming up over and over again. I wonder if anyone has evaluated the existing scripts and would be willing to either adapt one of them for inclusion with GIMP 2.4 or, alternatively, try a different implementation that [...]
We originally added the fullscreen mode to GIMP 2.2 as a way to view the image without any distracting user interface elements. It was designed to be used for viewing the image, not for editing it. But since the properties of the fullscreen mode are fully configurable, people discovered that after changing some of the [...]