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The GIMP's next-generation imaging core demonstrated (Linux.com)
Linux.com covers a
public demonstration of the Generic Graphical Library (GEGL). "GEGL
was first proposed in 1999, but the GIMP's existing code base has remained
in place over several revision cycles since then. As recently as summer
2005, GEGL appeared for all practical purposes dead in the water. Then
Kolas took a determined interest in resurrecting the project, and over the
next few months he, Sven Neumann, and Michael Natterer studied the code
base and got it into working shape again. Kolas presented their work at the
2006 Libre Graphics Meeting in March."
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The GIMP's next-generation imaging core demonstrated (Linux.com) Posted Oct 18, 2006 8:58 UTC (Wed) by xav (guest, #18536) [Link] From a totally uninformed point of view, GEGL looks much like a staticversion of Gstreamer.
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