Gimp-gap 2.10 Download

i am on linux and was using GAP for a 2.9 build, everything works but now since 2.10 it refuses to install. when i tried to install it on windows on gimp 2.9 and 2.10, i got a lot of errors when i started gimp with no success. it works for 2.8 (and 2.9 on linux) but i don't want to have two versions running. do you know if they ever planned to update theyr plugin? or a workarround?

@loqs:

Just yesterday I upgraded gimp to the 2.10.36-1 and your PKGBUILD works (I am seeing the menu entries right now). I am pretty sure I've tried it a week ago, but now I can confirm the problem is solved. I am uploading the PKGBUILD to AUR

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@Dsung: As you might have seen, my OS is Ubuntu. So all I do to install is typing "sudo apt-get install gimp-gap" in a terminal. I've never installed it in Windows and I thought it can't be very difficult to do so. Maybe someone else here has more experience with that.

I have a fresh install of Ubuntu 20.04 and I've installed Gimp via Software Manager (so that it became a snap, located in /snap/gimp/252/). Now I want to install gimp-GAP. I see no other way than to use "gimp-gap-2.6.0.tar.bz2" from -animation-package-260-released/. However, after unpacking, when running ./configure it complains:

In the general case you can install plugins as user plugins in the Gimp user profile. Go to Edit>Preferences>Folders>Plugins, this lists two folders, the "system" one in the snap package (or /usr/lib), and the "user" one in /home (~/.config/GIMP/2.10 in recent versions,~/.gimp-2.8` in earlier versions). Just drop you executables in the "user" one.

As Ofnuts points out there is a plug-in-gauss-rle2 but in Gimp 2.10 it is GEGL compatibility plugin. Sometimes you can get an old Gimp 2.8 version installed in Gimp and working. Not really worth the effort.

Anyone know what the cause or cure is for the embedded JPEG thumbnails created by GIMP 2.10 being darker than the actual JPEG image? (specifically it's 2.10.1)

Here's a side by side of the same image saved in 2.8 (left) and 2.10 (right) and shown in W10 explorer view, which is using the thumbnail embedded in the JPEG as its image source.

The 2.8 thumbnail is the same lightness as the main JPEG image.

MTIA

Originally posted at 5:08AM, 25 May 2018 PST(permalink)

amazingstoker edited this topic 56 months ago.

The underlying image processing engine is new in 2.10 (= GEGL) - so differences appearing might not be that surprising.

There may well be some fine tuning required, if that is possible to do yourself or if "the source" needs mending is unknown to me.

68 months ago(permalink)

Hannu_E_K:

Thanks for the reply. Just to be clear, the main JPEG image out of 2.10 is fine, it's just the preview thumbnail that's embedded in the JPEG that's too dark, i.e. the embedded thumbnail is different to the main JPEG.

68 months ago(permalink)

parthabagchi1:

thanks it does make sense as a technical explanation, if not operationally for the user. I've taken to working in 2.10 then uploading and re-saving the final image from 2.8 to get a matching JPEG thumbnail

68 months ago(permalink)

In Gimp version GIMP 2.10.28, if you copy and paste the original image you want to save as a new image and then save the new image, the new thumbnail does not show up dark.

21 months ago(permalink)

The same problem you describe here I have experienced with Debian Buster 10 and Fedora Design Suite 30. Dependency conflicts and breaks will not allow you to install MyPaint 1.2 from repositories along with the latest GIMP 2.10 that is really nice having the MyPaint brushes included. Lately I have been using these two graphic arts programs more than any others.

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