W64: Setups a cross-compilation environment for Microsoft Windows operating systems (64-bit). Let’s see what I need for Windows 64-bit. Ok so at this point, you may have no cross-compilation compiler installed. See details about any target with `crossroad -help `.
#Photoflow gimp full#
It may be a little long and boring, but I want to show you a full process. I will now go through a full cross-build of GIMP for Windows 64-bit, from a brand new crossroad install.
#Photoflow gimp install#
Pip3 install crossroad Running crossroad the first time
#Photoflow gimp manual#
configure & make & make install, right? Well with crossroad, you only wrap the configure step but the rest is the same!Ĭmake is also fully supported, even though my examples below won’t show it (check out the manual for more).Īll what crossroad does is preparing you a suitable environment, with the right environment variables, but also wrappers to various tools (for instance, you get the x86_64-w64-mingw32-pkg-config tool inside a crossroad environment, which is no more than a wrapper to detect packages inside the cross-built prefix only).Įnough chit-chat. For instance f your build system were the autotools, you would run the famous triptych. The cool stuff about crossroad is that it allows to cross-build as easily as a native build. So today, I will explain crossroad by giving a concrete example: Cross-compiling GIMP on GNU/Linux for Windows system The basics “The crossroads” where Robert Johnson supposedly sold his soul to the Devil, by Joe Mazzola ( CC by-sa 2.0) I realized I never advertised this tool much which - even though it has been originally built to help me build and hack a specific project ( GIMP) - ended up as a generic cross-compilation system for Linux. Well to this day, the only supported targets are Windows 32/64-bit. Over the years, I have written a tool to cross-compile software under a GNU/Linux OS for other targets: crossroad. For what you want using the appimage, you should try PhotoFlow.Hello all! TL DR if you don't care at all about how crossroad works,Īnd you just want to cross-build GIMP in a few commands, There are users who do everything in Rawtherapee and never go near Gimp. Might be described as that, but Rawtherapee is even more. I think I shall skip it and go with what I already have. Quote.Photoflow is described as "a fully non-destructive photo retouching program" with raw conversion tacked on. Even then a bit flakey, best have Gimp open, then open Rawtharapee, choose the image, then send to 'editor'.Īny advantage over UFraw? You will get the image into Gimp as 16 bit. The best you will get is the same as UFraw/nufraw standalone and set the path to the Gimp appimage in the Rawtherapee preferences as 'path to external editor'. Try installing the Rawtherapee debian package. You are not going to get the Gimp appimage to call-up the RawTherapee appimage. Can this be achieved by doing something in ~/.config/GIMP-Appimage/2.10/plug-ins? Quote:Each of these runs, but I'd like RT to start when a raw file is opened by GIMP.
#Photoflow gimp 32 bit#
then close Photoflow, a bit of a delay while it thinks, and the image opens in Gimp, as 32 bit fp. YAOBT (yet another obnoxious black theme) Tried in a 'buntu VM and the installation is quite sizable, pulls in 17 dependencies so more than a few MB'sįile -> Open a raw in Gimp and it finds Photoflow which opens. I think you are using Mint so there is a version here:
Photoflow is probably the closest to nufraw, if you can find a package for your version of linux. I store them no where near the system files or my home partition. I have lots of appimages for all sorts of things. So that is one solution, keep your old appimage for when needed. I keep my old homemade appimage around for nufraw and gutenprint because it works. The appimage will support Carmelo's own application Photoflow (I dislike that as much as Darktable) You could try that or one of the other two. The Gimp developers cannot see much past Rawtherapee and Darktable. Just been checking it out and I do not think you will get nufaw working in that. Is this the appimage from aferrero2707 GIMP_AppImage-release-2.10.8-withplugins-x86_64.AppImage ?
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