GIMP# 0.11 released « Maurits thinks aloud

GIMP# 0.11 released

January 6, 2007 at 6:33 pm | In C#, GIMP | 7 Comments

We just released GIMP# 0.11. New highlights from this release are:

Java (via IKVM.NET) support
Port of the Colorize plug-in
Photoshop actions plug-in can now play about 38 % of my test set
Coverage of some new GIMP 2.4 functions
Major code clean-up

The win32 will follow a bit later.

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I get this error when I try to make install gimp# 0.11:
Entering directory gimp-sharp-0.11/lib’
/usr/bin/install -c -m 644 gimp-sharp.dll
/usr/bin/install: missing destination file operand after `gimp-sharp.dll’
Try `/usr/bin/install –help’ for more information.

Comment by sshrdp — January 8, 2007 #

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oh, I found the solution from http://maurits.wordpress.com/2006/07/06/gimp-09-released
I didn’t have libgimp2.0-dev package!

Comment by sshrdp — January 8, 2007 #

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This means that somehow the destination directory can’t be found. Normally you should see something like: /usr/bin/install -c -m 644 gimp-sharp.dll /usr/lib/gimp/2.0/plug-ins

GIMP# determines this latter directory by using gimptool. I expect that your distribution has this gimptool (or gimptool-2.0) in your gimp-devel package. Installing it will solve your problem. You can also check the output of ./configure for any errors.

In the meanwhile I will fix our configure.in so that you will get a clearer message when gimptool is missing.

Comment by maurits — January 8, 2007 #

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You found the solution faster than I could type in the answer But still, we have to provide a clearer message if libgimp2.0-dev is missing. Thanks for reporting.

Comment by maurits — January 8, 2007 #

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I can’t wait to try the windows package I will be extreamly happy for the colorize plugin. Thanks for all your hard work.

Stu-

Comment by bigstu — January 9, 2007 #

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My last computer I had a wonderful but slightly expensive piece of software called VueScan.

99% of what Vuescan did was have the settings for each scanner and FILM type in its database and this alone was worth the cost. But with the digital camera I stopped using my FILM scanner and didn’t purchase Vuescan from my new PC.

That being said there is one feature that VUESCAN had that I would still find useful, and it seems that it would be easy to create (if I had a clue how to program).

What it did was scan the same image 3 times (more if you told it to) and took the average (this is only a guess) of the three scans those removing all those AWFUL scanning errors you get on HIGH res scans.

I was hoping someone out there would be able to look into the feasibility to adding a feature like taht to GIMP.

http://www.hamrick.com/vsm.html

Thank you, and sorry I can not be more of an assistance to the GIMP/OPEN SOURCE scene.

Comment by Joseph Katz — January 9, 2007 #

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Hi,
Can anyone direct me to step-by-step instructions for installing Gimp# on Mac OSX? I’m in desperate need of help – this is all over my level of expertise. Thank you!

Comment by Heather — June 28, 2007 #

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