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Google Summer of Code 2012 GIMP/GEGL projects announced

By at 2012-04-24 00:32:21 UTC, last updated about 12 years ago. CC BY-NC License

Google Summer of Code 2012 Google Summer of Code 2012

This year, there will be four GIMP/GEGL projects sponsored by Google Summer of Code:

So, GEGL integration advances with full power. It’s planned for GIMP 2.10 that most operations will use GEGL by default, and the following GIMP versions will make full use of the GEGL advantages, for instance 16-bit color depth operations.

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Jack Tummers
about 12 years ago

Very good news. As a professional photographer I stopped using Photoshop some 5 years ago in favor of Gimp and never missed it. Except ofcourse for the lack of metatag support by Gimp, like iptc and xmp. I still need to do some workaround to get those into my images. Nevertheless, great software, and looking forward to GEGL. :)

Lyle member for about 12 years Lyle 91 comments
about 12 years ago

If you can come up with a way to support legacy plugins, then I'm all in favor of that endeavor. Good look to you coders taking these challenges on. :)