On that page i linked there is only 1 file to download "gimpvideo.7z " ..but in case you need a more exact (but long ) link

https://downloads.sourceforge.net/project/gimp-packagers/gimp-video-2.7.5.7z?r=https%3A%2F%2Fsourceforge.net%2Fprojects%2Fgimp-packagers%2Ffiles%2F&ts=1325232628&use_mirror=master

For any code that is part of your package but not included as source code in the package, you should provide links on your Sourceforge page to where the user can download that source code. This is required by Sourceforge for all compiled code posted on their site (and also required by most of the licensing under which the programs are distributed).

Yes sure i am giving a look now to the documentation , i must add a read me ...almost ready but i need a nap

About source code all changes were done to a binary level on the base of the portable version,so the core is exactly that of gimp as from last git.

everything added is in separated folders inside the .gimp user folder (more exactly its correspondent in a portable architecture ) and are script, python plugin a few other C plugins and then brushes pattern and alike that have no a source code but anyway require link and credits

but sure i will add that too i am working on it

My first idea was to share the link only with PM till all the doc and code were organized...but then i thought to share also on the GC and is not a official release...anyway i hope to fix everything in 24/48 hours

maybe i was not clear on one point
it is assembled not compiled (obviously all the various component were compiled , but by different persons and in different times

the only relevant change in the gimp code is on the gimprc file, edited to organize inside the user folder a system of subfolders where store all the 3d party addon, keeping them separated from the rest


Except for gimprc no changes in the gimp code,no even change to the codes of the third party script and plugin included all the changes were done to binary level to avoid any risk to bloat the gimp code,(that must remain the most simple and compact possible )so the changes are only done at binary level when packaging (NOT compiling but just compressing in a zip)

This is a great package.
Thanks

Glad you appreciated, i am still fighting to prepare and upload docs, and make available also the single part (GAP MATHMAP etc)..oh well they were already available but a bit hard to find now should be easier

Is it just 32-bit PC? Don't believe there is a 64-bit compile for Mathmap (and I'm still waiting for one).

On my PC i have ready also at 64 bit
BUT i was waiting Partha he was interested to compile GAP at 64 bit, and i have already compiled but the 2.6 version not more recent version from git as that included in GimpVideo at 32 bit

And also MathMap is still missed, it seems really hard to compile the 32 bit version, ( we lose contact with Mr Fluffles/Commodor Guff that somehow did ) even less hope for a 64 bit build

oh well there is always hope but just to name a problem mathmap seems to require a totally peculiar building environment and tools

a pity also because a couple of issues may be greatly improved before recompiling:
first the preview is too little , the size is hardcoded and so may be modified, i would at least double the actual size.


and there is a too hidden supersampling option switched off by default
supersampling give a much better quality output (at price of speed, but if difference in quality is high difference in speed seems much less perceptible ), could be enabled by default

And of course may be included all the additional filter created in the meanwhile, the same i included in Gimp Video and in the repack of Mathmap 1.3...5ome are really good

I agree i have tried to compile 32 bit mathmap twice and it does indeed require a very particular building environment.

Here is the problem i run into while compiling Mathmap 1.3.5 32 bit.