>I see the Van Gogh filter is still in gimp, even in the last git and i fear to see it even in next 2.8 >I think nobody use it, also because would be close to the impossible do something definite with it: >not only is not clear for what is for, but even after reading its help page, remain basically unusable as it is now because miss even the most rudimentary preview >Much more widely used and interesting filters were removed (i.e. the freetype plugin) >Many third party plugin fit much more in the gimp product vision >Do you really think that the Van Gogh filters may fit in the gimp product vision ? >In case at least fix it adding a preview, (but i think nobody will complain for its removal ) Hello! I have read this message in GIMP lists: http://lists.xcf.berkeley.edu/lists/gimp-developer/2010-November/025817.html I think that You are wrong. Did You asked to all GIMP users before saying that something is not useful and nobody uses it? I haven't been asked. Please, don't say that nobody uses it, because You don't know it. Also, It could be filters (scripts) that uses this filter, and They would be broken. I have a better idea: If You don't like something, don't use it. I prefer the proposed idea of packages of filters (artistic, photo, 3D & textures, pixelart...). It would be much better that just removing things. Also, I will make a backup copy of all filters, and I will reinstall them if some of them is removed in the next release. Also, I will install GIMP 2.8 and GIMP 3 simultaneously, because GIMP 2.8 has some functions that I need (and I use) that would be removed in GIMP 3 (like indexed colour model). Bye! -- DontRemove (via gimpusers.com) _______________________________________________ Gimp-developer mailing list Gimp-developer@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx https://lists.XCF.Berkeley.EDU/mailman/listinfo/gimp-developer