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GIMP & GEGL Made Much Progress In 2015

Written by Michael Larabel in Free Software on 1 January 2016 at 09:01 PM EST. 16 Comments

Alexandre Prokoudine of GIMP has written an annual report on the project and its GEGL port.

In 2015 much progress was made on GEGL, painting improvements were made, improved file format support happened, and much more. Lots of progress was made and can be found right now in the GIMP 2.9 test releases though it will culminate with the GIMP 2.10 stable release in the future.

For more details on the GIMP/GEGL progress of 2015, see the annual report. There were also several GIMP 2.10 articles on Phoronix in 2015 with additional details.

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