GIMP/Script-Fu Problems with 2007 Spring
For some reason, the GIMP packaged with 2007 Spring appears to be an
unstable development version. When I tried adding a favorite Script-Fu,
Sepoina, I got an unmatched parentheses error, which I thought at first
was a problem with the script. However, when I tried adding a different
script I got the same error, so it is apparently a problem with this
version of GIMP. I can't find a newer version for 2007 Spring, and
there doesn't appear to be a stable 2.0 version available for this
release. What is supposed to be the solution? Would the Fedora version
mentioned on the GIMP site be usable? If so, should I delete the
Mandriva version first before installing it? Or should I look for a
version associated with an earlier Mandriva release? Thanks for any
help!
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Gail Koontz Retired in my home state
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Re: GIMP/Script-Fu Problems with 2007 Spring
Gail Koontz wrote:
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> For some reason, the GIMP packaged with 2007 Spring appears to be an
> unstable development version. When I tried adding a favorite Script-Fu,
> Sepoina, I got an unmatched parentheses error, which I thought at first
> was a problem with the script. However, when I tried adding a different
> script I got the same error, so it is apparently a problem with this
> version of GIMP.[/color]
Yea, I don't know WHY Mandriva uses development versions of GIMP in their
distributions. I guess they feel supplying the latest software is better
than supplying stability.
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> I can't find a newer version for 2007 Spring, and
> there doesn't appear to be a stable 2.0 version available for this
> release. What is supposed to be the solution?[/color]
The latest stable version is Gimp 2.2.15. I download and compile the
source from [url]http://www.gimp.org/downloads[/url] I haven't seen any RPMs
for 2.2.14 or 2.2.15 specifically made for Mandriva. You can proably
use the Fedora Core versions.....
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> Would the Fedora version
> mentioned on the GIMP site be usable? If so, should I delete the
> Mandriva version first before installing it? Or should I look for a
> version associated with an earlier Mandriva release? Thanks for any
> help![/color]