I've resorted to compiling from source, and it worked perfectly!

Stefan

Due to some issues, I've had to switch to an Arch-based system. However, contrary to what the site says, this plugin is not included in the repo.

Can it be added perhaps? I'd like very much to use this plugin and compiling from source is my last option which I'd like to avoid if there's an easier approach.

Stefan

I installed the gimp-plugin-registry via apt-get. As this site says, the installation did indeed provide me with a plenty of plugins. But I cannot locate LqR among them. I checked the files, and it's there, but I don't know where it is located in the menus within GIMP itself.

If anyone would be able to help me it would be greatly appreciated!

Stefan

uninstalled both
installed GIMP 2.10.6 in 32bit by /32 switch
installed lqr, therefore chose _C:/Program Files/GIMP 2_ as folder.

No more errors on GIMP startup, lqr is available in layers menu and working.

What "recog." in "Feature recog." and "grad." in "Grad. sum" stand for?
I need to know that for translation.

GIMP 2.8.16
Windows 7

Not sure how to email you

GIMP 2.8.16
Windows 7

gimp-lqr-plugin.exe 0 entry point not found
the procedure entry point gimp_drawable_get_thumbnail could not be
located n the dynamic library c:\program files\gimp 2\gimp\2.0\plugins\gimp-lqr\plugin.exe

On my PC, Gimp was installed in
C:\Program Files\GIMP 2Which I think is not where you were expecting it to be. I do not recall changing the install
directory, but it is not the program files (x86) directory. I think this is caused because a
64 bit version of Gimp was installed.

The uninstall worked. Thanks for that.

Let me know if you have a version that installs. It seems to be a good tool.

Unfortunately I had to reinstall GIMP today and now I want the LQR plugin back but it doesn't work… When running the installation file I got this warning message:

GIMP installation was not found. You must install GIMP before running this installer. If you have GIMP installed, you may proceed, but you need to specify the GIMP installation folder manually.

I choose C:\Programs\GIMP 2\ (I couldn't choose subfolders anyway). When starting GIMP again it says the procedure entry "gimp_drawable_get_thumbnail“ wasn't found in DLL „libgimpui-2.0-0.dll“. GIMP starts (and works fine) but LQR doesn't show up in the layer menu.

Any ideas what went wrong? Thanks for your help! I'm using GIMP 2.8.18 and Win XP.

plug_in_lqr_iter.exe - Application Error

The application was unable to start correctly (0xc000007b). Click OK to close the application.

I am running Windows 10 (64 bit) and GIMP 2.8.14 (64 Bit) "Partha Build"

any ideas?
Thanks, Dennis

Positive for

Trojan.Win32.A.Badur.871133[h]
Trojan.Kryptik.Win32.804946

This naturally leads to the question: what is the energy function used by this library? I'm pretty sure Photoshop still uses the oldest algorithm (!) for its content aware scaling, so major props if you're ahead of Adobe ;)

It'd be great if you (or someone else) could issue a pull request there.

<?xml version="1.0" encoding="UTF-8"?> <!-- Copyright 2014 Carlo Baldassi <my@email.com> --> <component type="addon"> <id>gimp-lqr-plugin</id> <extends>gimp.desktop</extends> <_name>Liquid Rescale plug-in</_name> <_summary>Content-aware resizing (also known as seam carving)</_summary> <url type="homepage">http://liquidrescale.wikidot.com</url> <metadata_license>CC0-1.0</metadata_license> <project_license>GPL-3.0+</project_license> <updatecontact>???</updatecontact> </component>

I'm not sure what should go into the "updatecontact" tag.

I may also just move all the code to github and make it easier to create pull requests.

Recently Richard Hughes added the addon component type to AppStream[1]
which is an XML standard that is used by distributors such as Fedora,
Suse and soon to be Arch and Debian to create metadata for various
software center applications.

By creating a metainfo.xml for gimp-lqr plugin, it is then shown next to
the main "gimp" application and allow the user to easily install it.

Richard written a blog post[2] about what upstream software needs to do
to integrate with the KDE and GNOME software centers, and Richard really
appreciate any feedback and help at this stage. The way AppStream works
is that it has to be build upstream by the distro, so we'd need to have
the files either upstream (or downstream in the distro packages) by
GNOME 3.14 which is quite a few months away.

If you want to contact with Richard, either email or grab on IRC — He's
hughsie on freenode and gimpnet. I'm ignatenkobrain on freenode and gimpnet.
Or just ask here.

I already sent patch to gedit-plugins[3]. Take a look it.

JANe

Note that the plugin has 2 different download versions for GIMP 2.6 and 2.8. Also, it only works with 32 bits GIMP as far as I know.

It seems suspicious that you directed to "C:\User\Programs(x86)\GIMP-2.0". Why is there a "User" directory? Do you have a "C:\Program Files\GIMP-2.0" or similar?

I'm using GIMP verison 2.6.11 on Windows 7 64-bit (the program is 32-bit). Thank you for your help!

Thanks for your help :)