Gimp# / News: Recent posts

In CVS there is a working version of the Ministeck plug-in. It is going to appear in the next release (0.3) within a few weeks. In the screenshots section (http://gimp-sharp.sourceforge.net/screenshots.html) you can already have a look at what this plug-in does.

A new release with more GIMP API coverage, a completed GUI for the Picture Package plug-in, an enhanced NCP plug-in and the new Ministeck plug-in. Furthermore lots of smaller and larger bug fixes and code clean-up. More information on the Gimp# homepage: http://gimp-sharp.sourceforge.net/

Quick bug-fix release. In this release I've also made a start with the Picture Package plug-in. More details on that later. There seem to be two gimp-sharp-0.1.1.tar.gz files. Make sure you download the largest one (around 20k) instead of the 3k version.

It finally happened. We have a first official Gimp# release. It contains a sample plug-in, completely written in C#. There are still a lot of rough edges that hopefully will be ironed out the next release(s).

I have to work out a few installation details, but there is actually some working code in CVS. I hope to have a first release within a few days.

I have put all Gimp# code in CVS now. More to come after my holidays.

Project Gimp# has started. Last 3 weeks I was having fun with GIMP and C#, and I'm convinced that this combination is going to work. I already have quite a lot of code that wraps the GIMP API, and I even wrote a very simple plug-in that registers itself and runs. There is a base class plug-in that hides all the nasty details and writing new plug-ins for GIMP is going to be easier than it ever was: just derive from the base class, override a few virtual methods and that's it.... read more