Hi,
there are two projects that might interest you:
- there is a project that "ported" the GTK+ backend to OS X, meaning there is hope to run any GTK application (e.g. GIMP) on OS X without X11 soon. For more information have a deeper look into the gtk devel mailinglist over at gtk.org
do you know the name of this project? In which state (alpha, beta) is it now? Does it provides a native Mac OS X look?
- there is a project called seashore that build a new Application on OS X native that is not GIMP but based on its technologies. You can find it at http://seashore.sourceforge.net/
I've read about Seashore. This is a fork, I was thinking more of an 'official' GIMP version for Mac OS X (like Firefox for Mac). Is this project using GEGL?
I for my person would appreciate results from the first project very much :)
Greetings, lexA
Me too. Free Software is very useful as libraries, a GTK version for Aqua will be very important and make porting to Mac almost trivial.
Greetings ^_^
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