prokoudine

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by prokoudine 3y ago
> I didn't see the GIMP project speaking up when Glimpse was accused of being "woke". Oh I dunno. Personally, I was vocally against the bullying of the Glimpse team.
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by prokoudine 3y ago
Thanks, fixed :)
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by prokoudine 3y ago
> the way I used to crop photos they moved/broke Out of curiosity, what's that? Are you by any chance referring to the option that allows not removing cropped pixels? Well, it's an option. You can disable it.
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by prokoudine 3y ago
> basically harecoded to work with generic RGB The days of that are numbered.
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by prokoudine 3y ago
My problem with pie menus is that they imply circular reading. Blows up my brain, not in a good manner.
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by prokoudine 3y ago
A few years ago a group of people (Glimpse NX) tried to reimagine GIMP's user interface with GTK3 technology like headerbars, but they didn't have a great solution for accessing all the features that are in GIMP's main menu.
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by prokoudine 3y ago
That said, glad to see you working on the GTK4 port.
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by prokoudine 3y ago
DPF is relatively popular
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by prokoudine 3y ago
Windows VSTs require a Windows emulation layer. For Mac VSTs and AU there is no (at least, no stable) emulation layer on Linux. RTAS SDK is proprietary.
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by prokoudine 3y ago
From the manual ( https://manual.ardour.org/ardours-interface/the-toolbox/ ): "Within this general behavior several variations are available as Ripple edit modes: [...] 3. Interview. This mode works just like t
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by prokoudine 3y ago
> I just realized you're an Ardour developer Nope, I'm a documentation/YT/social media monkey, if you want a real developer, PaulDavisThe1st is here for you :)
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by prokoudine 3y ago
That is a really good point, thanks!
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by prokoudine 3y ago
> Also on Linux it supports only rarely used plugin formats (LV2, Linux VST), for which there are little plugins. Ardour used to have built-in support for Windows VST via WINE. It was so bad (as in unstable, unpredictable) it was disable
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by prokoudine 3y ago
> Is it some sort of standardized style guide for this kind of UI Anything goes in this industry really :)
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by prokoudine 3y ago
> However, I've found that this feature has been worsened a bit since v6 How exactly?
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by prokoudine 3y ago
It really does not. SVG is not sRGB-only. You can embed an ICC profile that describe a CMYK-based color space and use colors available in that color space, in native CMYK markup, with sliders and stuff.
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by prokoudine 3y ago
Yes, I've used it a lot on Ubuntu 22.10/23.04.
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FreeCAD's unpredictable release schedule hurts users and developers(ondsel.com)
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In the metaverse nobody uses CAD for design(ondsel.com)
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by prokoudine 3y ago
> I had no way to know if my images were all exported. You had a way of knowing that though. When GIMP lists all the unsaved images, it specifically says which images have been exported and to what files. It does so by appending "
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by prokoudine 4y ago
What's your personal use for SolveSpace?
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by prokoudine 4y ago
GIMP is not a registered trademark anywhere in the world. Unfortunately. Which made it possible for a number of scammers to be really bold (and be punished in the end, on one of the occasions).
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by prokoudine 4y ago
Both Audacity and Ardour ping the server to ask whether a new version is available. Both applications allow disabling it. The difference between them in that sense is that Ardour does not (yet?) provide a way to easily submit a crash report
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by prokoudine 4y ago
> So, GIMP gets CMYK support, a basic image processing feature Um, nope. CMYK is not basic. Rotation and scaling are basic. Gaussian blur is basic. Levels/Curves are basic. CMYK is advanced stuff. > ...the author argues that GIMP
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by prokoudine 4y ago
Python has been available as a scripting language in GIMP for over two decades now. GIMP 2.99.x (future 3.0) is shipping with support for Python, Script-Fu, Lua, JavaScript, and Vala as languages for extensions.
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by prokoudine 4y ago
Starting from scratch usually sounds like a great idea. You don't have to deal with legacies and workarounds, what's not to like about that? :) So I get it why people think it's best to start GIMP anew. I also get it why peop
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by prokoudine 4y ago
> I mean, no professional uses Gimp for photo editing, at least I don't know anyone besides some hobbyist who rarely use photo editing, they might use Gimp. Or am I wrong ? Check out https://www.rosiehardy.com/ . Ros
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by prokoudine 4y ago
> Insinuating "other developers are careless" OMG, nope. The person in a parent thread asked a very specific question: what's tricky about CMYK support and why it didn't come earlier. How can I answer that without exp
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by prokoudine 4y ago
There was some talk about making it possible to write plugins with Rust. Beyond that — no, I don't think so. I really hope not. If you start rewriting GIMP in Rust, you can pretty much kiss non-destructive editing goodbye. There will s
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by prokoudine 4y ago
> It has a lot of capability and works for your use case so that must mean it just works for everyone. Must it mean that? Really? I had no idea! :) > But you can't pretend Photoshop hasn't improved faster than GIMP. That&#x

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