Hi, Thierry Vignaud <tvignaud@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx> writes: > hello, i'm the gimp maintainer in mandrake linux distribution. > > here're the patches i currently apply on gimp-1.2.3: > > explaination note for a default that make perl programmers behave > strangely with gimp. by default, gimp perl modules doesn't export > functions, which makes perl programmers became fool ... I don't understand this patch nor the explanation you give. But then I don't know much about Perl. > this one is needed so that perl plugins're able to be compiled : what is it you want us to say here? Perl plug-ins don't compile for you? > this one forces the font selection dialog to only accept scalable > fonts (which isneeded since gimp forces the dpi of the font to dpi of > the image, and so fails on non-scalable fonts) : this is only true if the user chooses to enter the size in Points. The gimp-1-2 CVS tree already has some changes that addresses this problem. See http://bugzilla.gnome.org/show_bug.cgi?id=58848 > latest releases of wget print "Resolving hostname... done" which broke > some gimp assumptions (this patch also enforce old wget progress report): fixed in CVS: 2002-04-10 Manish Singh <yosh@xxxxxxxx> * plug-ins/common/url.c: eat the "Resolving foo" line so it works with newer wgets. > i've also another patch that changes the dependancy on libmpeg to > libbmpeg but i won't submit it to you since not all distributions've > renamed mpeg_lib's libmpeg to libbmpeg (we did this in order to > prevent a clash with kdemutlimedia) well, that's your problem. Shouldn't KDE use another name since libmpeg has been around for longer? Or am I wrong here? Could you please check Bugzilla for existing bug-reports regarding your problems and attach your patches to these reports or open new bug-reports. Thanks a lot. Salut, Sven
