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GIMP 1.3.17 Released

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Lots of new features are being added while the GIMP developers are preparing for camp and GIMP is approaching feature freze. Time for you to try the latest development version which should also be available from a mirror close to you.

developer.gimp.org gets a faceliftBorrowing the look from mmmaybe.gimp.org, developer.gimp.org
has been redesigned. Content still needs to be added but there's hope
that the new site will allow to provide more information about GIMP
development and eventually attract more developers.

Overview of Changes in GIMP 1.3.17
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- Changed all(?) references to GIMP-1.4 to GIMP-2.0 [Sven]
- Allow to transform paths using the transform tools [Mitch]
- Added a simple CMYK color selector [Sven]
- Added naive RGB CMYK conversion routines [Sven]
- Generalized paint tools [Mitch]
- Finally a brush-shaped cursor for all paint tools [Mitch]
- Started to integrate new composite functions [Helvetix]
- Made the style for dockable tabs configurable [Mitch]
- Some preparations for text transformations and vectors from text [Sven]
- Store grid settings in XCF [Brix]
- Redone assembly checks and run-time checks for CPU features [Sven]
- Added lots of mnemonics to the menus [Jimmac]
- Support for comments in PNG files [Sven]
- Constified the libgimp API and adapted all plug-ins [Yosh, Sven]
- Cleaned up the brush/font/gradient/pattern selector API [Mitch]
- Support for patterns with alpha channel [Bolsh]
- Lots of bug fixes

Other contributors:
Eric Pierce, Joao S. O. Bueno, Alastair M. Robinson, Tor Lillqvist

Re: GIMP 1.3.17 Released

almost everything!

Gimp is a car (RGB). Some people wanted a boat (CYMK). The naive way is to make a waterproof and floating car (naive CYMK). Yes you can go on the water on it, but it is not a boat that can travel safely on the sea (profesional). However, you might have fun with it on a lake (semi-profesional).

For details, try to have a look at CYMK explanation of the web.

color.org has some documents on this.

Also, see:

http://www.designer-info.com/master.htm?http://www.designer-info.com/DTP/rgb_to_cmyk.htm

Regards,

oliv