Posts Tagged ‘design’


Gimp 2.6 is available

Thursday, October 2nd, 2008

Version 2.6.0 of the image editor Gimp software is available for Unix-like systems (in source code form) and Windows (as a package ready to use).

The precompiled version for Mac OS X should make its appearance soon. The precompiled version for Mac OS X should make its appearance soon. Note that GTK (which is used by Gimp) is now available in native version for Mac OS X. Note that GTK (which is used by Gimp) is now available in native version for Mac OS X. We do not yet know if the version of Mac OS X Gimp will adopt or continue to operate under X. We do not yet know if the Mac OS X version of Gimp will adopt or continue to operate under X.

The user interface has been refocused on the image to be processed. The menu box of tools is migrated to the main window. The user interface has refocused been on the image to be processed. The menu box of tools is migrated to the main window. This new format divert less accustomed software competitors (like Photoshop). This new format divert less accustomed competitors software (like Photoshop). The selection tools and brushes are also significantly improved. The selection tools and brushes are also significantly improved. The same function for text entry, more practical. The same function for text entry, more practical.

But the biggest updates is under the hood. Gimp 2.6 uses the Generic Graphics Library (GEGL), which can treat each component of the image with numbers floating in 32-bit (rather than with 8 bits per component). But the biggest updates is under the hood. Gimp 2.6 uses the Generic Graphics Library (GEGL), which can treat each component of the image with numbers floating in 32-bit (rather than with 8 bits per component). This feature was requested by the community, as necessary for treatment without loss of raw format photographs (including more than 8 data bits per component). This feature was requested by the community, as necessary for treatment without loss of raw format photographs (including more than 8 data bits per component).

This code is still being integrated, but a preliminary GEGL can be activated by the user. This code is still being integrated, but a preliminary GEGL can be activated by the user. Cairo also improves rendering (and accurate) of certain components of the interface. Cairo also improves rendering (and accurate) of certain components of the interface.

Finally, note that the code to import files from Photoshop has been completely rewritten. Finally note that the code to import files from Photoshop has been completely rewritten. It now manages the ICC color profiles. Now it manages the ICC color profiles.

The big winner has written a plugin for Gimp Cuda

Thursday, October 2nd, 2008

The first European Cuda programming software ends. Bernhard Gleissner, Vice President of Sales for EMEA and India at Nvidia said: “Our objective was to launch a challenge to developers encouraging them to use their know-how and creativity to create applications highlighting the power parallel processing GPU. The winners were chosen on originality, usefulness, the difficulty and best use of the GPU’s processing power. ” And this is a Cheap Software.

The winner of the workstation HP xw8600 (dual Xeon 5260 running at 3.33 GHz, an LCD screen of 30 inches, a Quadro FX 3700 and a Tesla C870) is Richard Membarth (Germany). It offers a plugin for Gimp, which accelerates the rendering of certain filters. With this tool, Photoshop will soon be the only software images for the power of graphics cards for its calculations.

The second prize (a system of calculation Tesla D870) returns to Jan Linxweiler (Germany) solution for its simulation of fluid flow. The third (a graphics card Quadro FX 3700) is awarded to Bedkowski Janusz (Poland) for its robotics application “Robot Range Finder.”

Finally, Jacek Naruniec (Poland) won the last price (a graphics card Quadro FX 3700) with its application of detection and monitoring of the face.

Diodia Assembler Toolbar

Tuesday, September 25th, 2007

Diodia Assembler Toolbar

The Diodia software of Assembler Toolbar provide facility to generate Internet Explorer custom toolbar to finish by system programs, this toolbar also provide facility to you allocate the toolbar. To form the toolbars are using a configuration file, which have need to some XML based coding and basic command learn options.

You also include connection, JavaScript, bitmaps and VBScript commands to enlarge the essential functionalities. Just the once you are complete, to the compile toolbar into an installer, prepared for distribution.
Pros: Fairly simple to use, condition you are well-known with programming.
Cons: The feature is very limited, if you know Java & VB Script, and the can not design the GUI toolbar, exclusive.
Product details:

Version1.0
Requirements.NET Framework 2.0
Added September 20, 2007
Trial Limitations Only the included sample toolbars can be edited
File Size1632 kb
Windows2000/XP/2003/Vista
Publisher Diodia Software
License Free Trial, $199.00 to buy

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