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GIMP Customization shyam megha 30 Jul 08:45
  GIMP Customization jfrazierjr@nc.rr.com 30 Jul 12:51
   GIMP Customization Archie Arevalo 30 Jul 13:20
  GIMP Customization Michael Schumacher 30 Jul 19:22
shyam megha
2012-07-30 08:45:15 UTC (over 11 years ago)

GIMP Customization

Want to use GIMP for map publishing.Please help me with the links of source code download.

1. First is procedure for compiling.

2. Second is customization procedure for reducing menu structure.

3. Also tell me how can change the logo.

jfrazierjr@nc.rr.com
2012-07-30 12:51:45 UTC (over 11 years ago)

GIMP Customization

---- shyam megha wrote:

Want to use GIMP for map publishing.Please help me with the links of source code download.

1. First is procedure for compiling.

2. Second is customization procedure for reducing menu structure.

3. Also tell me how can change the logo.

I have to laugh at this. Your first question(not numbered.. ie links of source code) is already answered and at least to my reading clearly available on the GIMP website. Your second question(item number 1, which at least for linux is also answered) indicates to me that you are not likely not a programmer.

Quite frankly, my suggestion to you is you need to *HIRE a competent programmer.. PERIOD...EXCLAMATION POINT*. While compiling is not hard(on Linux anyway), it is a quite tedious process to make sure your build environment is set up correctly and then you likely have to compile a number of dependencies prior to actually getting to compile GIMP. machines. If you happen to be using Windows, quite honestly, you will spend FAR more time and aggravation just getting your machine set up to do a compile than you would to do the compile itself. Next,the biggest issue is not so much compiling, but compiling it is such a way as to make it re-distributable to other machines.

As for items 2 and 3, well... the information is documented in the source code. Once you obtain a programmer to do the work, he can likely figure out the answer to these two items within an hour or so of time, but if not, he can always either a) subscribe to the developers list or b) check out the IRC channel to answer the question.

What your asking for is like asking a doctor to tell gas station clerk over an email how to do Brain Surgery. While anyone can quickly learn the beginning steps(ie, save the area of the head, cut skin flap and folder back, carefully cut a section of skull, remove skull section, cut out tumor, stop bleeding, replace skull section, sew/stable skin back), the hard part is making sure that your finished product works(ie, the guys brain actually functions and he is not a vegetable, lost motor function in parts of his body, lost cognitive functioning).

Archie Arevalo
2012-07-30 13:20:31 UTC (over 11 years ago)

GIMP Customization

On Monday 30 July 2012 08:51:45 jfrazierjr@nc.rr.com wrote:

---- shyam megha wrote:

Want to use GIMP for map publishing.Please help me with the links of source
code download.

1. First is procedure for compiling.

2. Second is customization procedure for reducing menu structure.

3. Also tell me how can change the logo.

I have to laugh at this. Your first question(not numbered.. ie links of source code) is already answered and at least to my reading clearly available on the GIMP website. Your second question(item number 1, which at least for linux is also answered) indicates to me that you are not likely not a programmer.

Quite frankly, my suggestion to you is you need to *HIRE a competent programmer.. PERIOD...EXCLAMATION POINT*. While compiling is not hard(on Linux anyway), it is a quite tedious process to make sure your build environment is set up correctly and then you likely have to compile a number of dependencies prior to actually getting to compile GIMP. machines. If you happen to be using Windows, quite honestly, you will spend FAR more time and aggravation just getting your machine set up to do a compile than you would to do the compile itself. Next,the biggest issue is not so much compiling, but compiling it is such a way as to make it re-distributable to other machines.

As for items 2 and 3, well... the information is documented in the source code. Once you obtain a programmer to do the work, he can likely figure out the answer to these two items within an hour or so of time, but if not, he can always either a) subscribe to the developers list or b) check out the IRC channel to answer the question.

What your asking for is like asking a doctor to tell gas station clerk over an email how to do Brain Surgery. While anyone can quickly learn the beginning steps(ie, save the area of the head, cut skin flap and folder back, carefully cut a section of skull, remove skull section, cut out tumor, stop bleeding, replace skull section, sew/stable skin back), the hard part is making sure that your finished product works(ie, the guys brain actually functions and he is not a vegetable, lost motor function in parts of his body, lost cognitive functioning).

LOL That's funny! Thanks for the laugh. ;D

Michael Schumacher
2012-07-30 19:22:32 UTC (over 11 years ago)

GIMP Customization

On 30.07.2012 10:45, shyam megha wrote:

Want to use GIMP for map publishing.Please help me with the links of source code download.

0. Specify what the result should be

1. First is procedure for compiling.

2. Second is customization procedure for reducing menu structure.

3. Also tell me how can change the logo.

Without 0., there's no point in doing any of the other steps - first because you won't have a way to check if you've reached your goal, and second because anyone who is willing to help is curious to know what the help is going into.

Step 2 can be done without any recompiling, because

a) you can remove any plug-ins you don't want

and

b) the menu layout is already customizable to some extent

Regards, Michael