Re: [CinePaint] Glasgow 0.1 WinXP released

Hi Robin!

That's great News for the new Year!

I can't wait to see it working. I am waiting for it since I need some open 
source software with 16bit p. ch. color support and color management, that 
runs on my Windows W32 PC. I will use it mainly for photo treatment, not 
film, but I guess I will find everything I need...

For the time being, I always get a windows error message when I try to 
execute glasgow... ( C:\Program Files\glasgow.0.1b\glasgow\cinepaint.exe )

Unfortunately I don't know how to copy and post the content of that 
meassge... except for doing a print screen:

4509fed.jpg

Would it be helpful to you to get the whole text of that error report? and 
how the heck do I get it out of that window???

Best regards, Urs.




At 08:52 22.12.2006 -0800, you wrote:
>http://sourceforge.net/project/showfiles.php?group_id=75029&package_id=165241
>
>Glasgow 0.1
>README.txt
>[email protected]
>2006.12.22
>www.CinePaint.org
>
>What's Glasgow
>
>CinePaint Glasgow is the next generation of CinePaint technology.
>CinePaint Film Gimp is a popular deep paint program used mainly in film
>industry for frame-by-frame image retouching (Cineon, DPX, OpenEXR,
>TIFF, JPEG, etc.).
>
>What's in the 0.1 Release
>
>This is a technology evaluation release for developers and others
>interested to see where Glasgow is at. Basically, it proves that Glasgow
>exists and encourages developers to participate more. Expect lots of
>breakage and completeness. CineCalc, Mickey and synch are somewhat
>usable. CineBrush will draw but not open files (broken). Glasgow will
>open JPEG and TIFF files but not paint (broken). Yage will paint but not
>open files (broken).
>
>CineBrush - FLTK 8-bit image editor
>CineCalc - FLTK RPN calculator
>Glasgow - FLTK deep paint image editor
>Mickey - FLTK hex editor
>Synch - A clock sync tool that uses a website to
>          set local PC clock
>          usage: 'synch [some_web_site.com]'
>          The default website if none is specified is google.com.
>Test Images - JPEG and TIFF images
>Yage - FLTK gradient editor
>
>Platforms
>
>These programs have been compiled for Windows XP. They are designed to
>be portable to Linux and Mac OS X (native Aqua, not X11), but haven't
>been built on those platforms yet.
>
>Copyright and License
>
>These are open source GPL, MPL, or BSD licensed, depending on the
>source. Each program's source code should contain full info. Software is
>provided as-is without warranty.
>
>Source Code Available in CVS at SourceForge
>
>:pserver:anonymous-umaFjWZdy0gO46yPcjbmJ5G/[email protected]:/cvsroot/cinepaint
>
>Contact
>
>Please use the CinePaint mailing lists at SourceForge (follow link from
>www.CinePaint.org). You can contact me directly at:
>
>         [email protected]
>
>-----
>Robin Rowe, CinePaint Project Manager
>Beverly Hills, California
>
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