16 October 2006
GEGL finally making progress
The long forgotten Generic Graphical Library (GEGL) has been demonstrated and finally it's incorporation in the GIMP may be on the horizon.
GEGL is a generic demand driver image processing system. It will be able to edit all of the common image types as well as more unusual images. The processing of the images will not take place until after it knows the final size and type of output enabling it to know exactly what will happen with the image and optimize your image quite aggressively.
Screenshots of the program can be viewed here.
If you want to find out more you can visit the GEGL website or here.
GEGL is a generic demand driver image processing system. It will be able to edit all of the common image types as well as more unusual images. The processing of the images will not take place until after it knows the final size and type of output enabling it to know exactly what will happen with the image and optimize your image quite aggressively.
Screenshots of the program can be viewed here.
If you want to find out more you can visit the GEGL website or here.
Labels: gegl, gimp, image, OSS, processing
