Rod wrote:
Maybe the answer lies with GURM.

rich2005 wrote:
A bit off topic but I am surprised that GURM has not been mentioned, as this has the facility to refresh resources, except as stated before, plugins.
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http://registry.gimp.org/node/13473">http://registry.gimp.org/node/13473</a>
For those not familiar with GURM, a screenshot
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http://i.imgur.com/hM2VQ.jpg">http://i.imgur.com/hM2VQ.jpg</a>[/url]
Is a resources manager still on the cards for the next release? I have a 2.7.2 running in linuxMint 9 and not much different from 2.6.x.
mahvin wrote:
Now there's a thought: GURM.
Oh Rob A....?

Maybe i didn't quoted but was exactly Gurm in my mind.
It doesn't support also plugin because plugin could not be refreshed,
(i doubt that this may solved without cjanging something in the gimp code)
but if gimp could be restarted that obstacle may become less relevant
and that is the only obstacle to add plugins in the resources that Gurm may manage
rich2005 wrote:
Is a resources manager still on the cards for the next release? I have a 2.7.2 running in linuxMint 9 and not much different from 2.6.x.
No as far i know and so would nice see if gurm may be pre installed, at least with the portable version of gimp...the portable because make sure that the extra folders and subfolders required by Gurm will be already there, and always they will be on same relative path.
basically to avoid to restrict gurm use to who is not scared to have to edit " misterious py and ini files"
