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@CmykStudent No, there's no odd behaviour like that. Just that the cross doesn't honour CSS colours and is bigger.
If I use the GTK Inspector and add the rule `.close.titlebutton image { color: #f00 }` then the colour changes in Geany and other apps but not Gimp.
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@CmykStudent No, there's no odd behaviour like that. Just that the cross doesn't honour CSS colours and is bigger.
If I use the GTK Inspector and add the rule `.close.titlebutton image { color: #f00 }` then the colour changes in Geany and other apps but not Gimp.
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@CmykStudent No, there's no odd behaviour like that. Just that the cross doesn't honour CSS colours and is bigger.
If I use the GTK Inspector and add the rule `.close.titlebutton image { color: #f00 }` then the colour changes in Geany and other apps but not Gimp.
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@CmykStudent No, there's no odd behaviour like that. Just that the cross doesn't honour CSS colours and is bigger.
If I use the GTK Inspector and add the rule `.close.titlebutton image { color: #f00 }` then the colour changes in Geany and other apps but not Gimp.
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@CmykStudent No, there's no odd behaviour like that. Just that the cross doesn't honour CSS colours and is bigger.
If I use the GTK Inspector and add the rule `.close.titlebutton image { color: #f00 }` then the colour changes in Geany and other apps but not Gimp.
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Someone (thanks @CmykStudent for discovering it!) shared this meme… about #ZeMarmot's Jehan, as @GIMP maintainer "hero developer"! 😅😎😱🤣
We were unsure what to do of it. In the end, just sharing it… for the fun. I should say "Thank you", I guess? 🤷🤗
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Someone (thanks @CmykStudent for discovering it!) shared this meme… about #ZeMarmot's Jehan, as @GIMP maintainer "hero developer"! 😅😎😱🤣
We were unsure what to do of it. In the end, just sharing it… for the fun. I should say "Thank you", I guess? 🤷🤗
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Someone (thanks @CmykStudent for discovering it!) shared this meme… about #ZeMarmot's Jehan, as @GIMP maintainer "hero developer"! 😅😎😱🤣
We were unsure what to do of it. In the end, just sharing it… for the fun. I should say "Thank you", I guess? 🤷🤗
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Someone (thanks @CmykStudent for discovering it!) shared this meme… about #ZeMarmot's Jehan, as @GIMP maintainer "hero developer"! 😅😎😱🤣
We were unsure what to do of it. In the end, just sharing it… for the fun. I should say "Thank you", I guess? 🤷🤗
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Someone (thanks @CmykStudent for discovering it!) shared this meme… about #ZeMarmot's Jehan, as @GIMP maintainer "hero developer"! 😅😎😱🤣
We were unsure what to do of it. In the end, just sharing it… for the fun. I should say "Thank you", I guess? 🤷🤗
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Ear, @CmykStudent would you know how this sodding jpeglib works wrt cmyk rasters? I set the in_colorspace to cmyk and the output to cmyk (or YCCK) and the jpeg I get out of it is always a 4 component RGB. It's a bit frustrating really.
There's precious few examples online. I figure I could scour gimp's source, but you may answer faster?
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#GIMP now has support for multichannel #openexr #vfx thanks to @CmykStudent !
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Among the cool stuff which have been happening in #GIMP's codebase since we branched out to start working on the future version 3.4, let's cite the work by long time contributors Jacob Boerema and @CmykStudent improving again and always our support for PSD, but also TIFF, JPEG and more, as well as the very cool patches on this area by the new contributor Frank Teklote.
@GIMP really has a lot of very nice and skilled contributors! 😃
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Converting image in base64 will be very inefficient... Using text for images perhaps it is not such a brilliant idea…
However, I had another intuition, it could be possible to replicate the same behavior of the raw image files, where the changes are stored into an XML file, in that case it will change only the XML while the picture would be untouched.
Now, cause #Gimp supports non-destructive editing it might be possible for instance...
Dear @GIMP team and @CmykStudent it is not unreasonable, I guess, to consider the idea of a format, that could be called GMF as in "GIMP or GEGL Meta File", where you have a file saved in a compressed format, for instance jpg2000 cause support transparency and can be wrapped into a PDF, and have the GMF file storing all the changes, when you open this GMF file it consolidates everything into Gimp. The key would be in having a good batch processor to flatten these meta files on the fly for software like #Scribus or #Speedata #Publisher.
In terms of version control software you would uploaded or downloaded those images (already compressed) just once, and then only dealing with the XML GMF files. Perhaps won't be the most savvy energy format but it will spare a lot of time and bandwith... 🤔
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Another project I didn't quite get finished for GIMP 3.2 was non-destructive filters on layer masks.
The limit itself was easily removed - the challenge was making a good interface for editing filters on both the layer and its mask.
My first version used tabs, but @aka_reju suggested I show both groups of filters on the same screen. The video shows a demo of how this works. Once I get it finished and update the merge request, we'll see what people think of it!
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If you encounter bugs in GIMP 3.2, we'd like to hear about them (and hopefully fix them!): https://gitlab.gnome.org/GNOME/gimp/-/work_items
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Went back to my local NDE Gradient filter branch and actually got it working! Previously you could toggle the visibility of gradient filters, now they're fully editable.
We got a number of requests for the Gradient tool to be non-desturctive, so I'm glad that that's pretty close to happening now!
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Revisited my non-destructive filter Gradient tool code and got it working!
We have several tools that are really just applied GEGL filters, so hopefully this can be a reference for making them non-destructive as well.
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I did #globalgamejam this weekend, and one of my teammates used Procreate. He shared palette swatches which I could not open in @GIMP ...
...I took that as a personal challenge. :)
Afterwards I reviewed the files (zipped JSON) and few others I found online, and submitted a merge request to add initial support.