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AppImages on releases page #103
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Absolutely not, apart from the fact that all this is still quite experimental in the PhotoFlow case. However things are progressing quite well and fast, so I hope to have a first release of the photoflow recipe(s) in less than one month. By the way, I plan to have two recipes: one to build the appimage from the Ubuntu package, and one from Git sources. As a side note, I am also working on an AppImage for GIMP, which includes additional things like the MyPaint brushes, the G'MIC plug-in, and the photoflow plug-in for loading RAW images directly within Gimp. The BABL/GEGL/GIMP/PhotoFlow parts are built from Git sources, and G'MIC is built from the latest source release (1.7.5_pre at this time). Are you also interested into this? |
Awesome! Yes, I'm also highly interested in your GIMP recipe. |
The current Gimp+gmic+PhF recipe is kept as a gist: https://gist.github.com/aferrero2707/2da99aae425eca8c8afb61b3fb5532f9 If you have time to have a look, I'm open to any suggestions. For compiling and installing the sources, it uses a little trick: the install prefix is set to "/zzz" (to avoid mixing with system libraries and binaries), and then it is converted to "././" exactly like it is done for "/usr". |
Which system and version are you using for building? |
I'm building on Linux Mint 17.2 64 bits, with some packages from "dhor/myway"and "pmjdebruijn/darktable-unstable" PPAs. |
Is there anything preventing the AppImages from going on the release page? Can I help?
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