Re: [CinePaint] outdated fink packages

[Andrew P. <en...@li...>]

A CinePaint package was submitted to the fink project last month.  Not 
sure why it hasn't trickled down yet, but I'll check into it.

Andy

On Sunday, September 28, 2003, at 12:14 PM, Daniel A. Fort wrote:

> I was looking at the packages on the fink website and couldn't find 
> CinePaint. There does seem to be some old filmgimp packages still 
> hanging around.
>
> So is the way we are supposed to install and update CinePaint on the 
> Mac is with the MacCinepaint installer?
>
> --Dan
> 	
> Package filmgimp
> In current-unstable:
> 	   	Version 0.16-1
> In current-stable:
> 	   	Version 0.12-4
> In 0.5.3-stable:
> 	   	Version 0.12-4
> In 0.4.1-stable:
> 	   	not present
> Description:	   	
>
> Tool for painting and retouching movie images
>
> Film Gimp is a motion picture editing tool primarily used for painting 
> and retouching of movie images. Its application in feature movie 
> productions includes the movies Scooby-Doo, Harry Potter, Stuart 
> Little and Stuart Little 2. Film Gimp is the most successful open 
> source tool in feature motion picture work today. Film Gimp is based 
> on Gimp, the GNU Image Manipulation Program. Film Gimp is an 
> independent project, separate from Gimp and GNU.
> Section:	   	graphics
> Maintainer:	   	Andy Prock <enderATlisterDOTacmDOTwwuDOTedu>
> Website:	   	http://www.filmgimp.org/
> License:	   	GPL/LGPL
> SplitOffs:	   	filmgimp-dev Tool for painting and retouching movie 
> images
> 	   	filmgimp-shlibs Tool for painting and retouching movie images
>
>
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