Whither Krita?

[LukasT.dev@gmail.com]

On Tuesday 15 September 2009 18:27:19 Matthew Woehlke wrote:
> Cyrille Berger wrote:
> > On Monday 14 September 2009, Matthew Woehlke wrote:
> >> > I could use an HDR process program. Right now I use rawstudio for raw
> >> > processing, and have no functional multi-image HDR process. (So far I
> >> > haven't seen satisfactory results from any of qtpfsgui's mapping
> >> > modes; what I think I really need is rather to be able to composite
> >> > multiple tone-mapped raws.) I looked at cinepaint for this but it was
> >> > buggy (and doesn't import raw directly). IOW, see [1] and [2].
> >
> > Most of [2] is already available. [1] is still mostly TODO.
> 
> Apply filters to only one channel (even a channel from a colorspace
> other than what is otherwise being used)? Transfer channels (likewise
> arbitrary channels)? Clone layer stack?
> 
> (I'd check but I have no krita right now; in the middle of a scratch
>  build.)
> 
> ...And, of course, ability to handle ~12 MP image with multiple layers :-).
> 
> >> I'd also like to see generators take off in a big way ([3]). Yeah, I
> >> know, I seem to be the only one interested (I suppose noise never became
> >> a generator, and even solid does not seem to work... well, at all :-( )
> >> and I don't really have big enough blocks of time to sit down and much
> >> with them.
> >
> > If you have OpenShiva you get a lot more of thoses, not counting it's way
> > easier (</personal opinion>) to add new generators that way.
> 
> I don't see them in krita, or in krita/plugins/generators?
> 
> (Also, I am stuck on OpenGTL 0.9.9 due to the llvm assert thing - though
> maybe that means my OpenGTL is just plain broken? - until I am able to
> upgrade to Fedora 12 (which isn't released yet).)
> 
llvm 2.5 is on FC11 already? What is that assert thing you write about?