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Pagès: GIMP 2.9.4 and our vision for GIMP future
Jehan Pagès writes
about the current GIMP development release and the plan from here.
"I want to imagine a future where most big graphics program
integrates GEGL, where Blender for instance would have GEGL as the new
implementation of nodes, with image processing graphs which can be
exchanged between programs, where darktable would share buffers with GIMP
so that images can be edited in one program and updated in real time in the
other, and so on. Well of course the short/mid-term improvements will be
non-destructive editing with live preview on high bit depth images, and
that’s already awesomely cool right?" See also the
announcement for more information on the GIMP 2.9.4 release.
Jehan Pagès writes
about the current GIMP development release and the plan from here.
"I want to imagine a future where most big graphics program
integrates GEGL, where Blender for instance would have GEGL as the new
implementation of nodes, with image processing graphs which can be
exchanged between programs, where darktable would share buffers with GIMP
so that images can be edited in one program and updated in real time in the
other, and so on. Well of course the short/mid-term improvements will be
non-destructive editing with live preview on high bit depth images, and
that’s already awesomely cool right?" See also the
announcement for more information on the GIMP 2.9.4 release.
