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Distribution: Slackware64-current with "True Multilib" and KDE4Town.
Posts: 9,097
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Refocus plugin for The GIMP
Has anyone had any luck installing the Refocus plugin for The GIMP.
When I've tried running "make install-admin-bin" or "make install-bin" I get an error2 message.
Thanks.
I tried to install the refocus plugin, I failed at the make stage!
the plugin seems to be for earlier versions of gimp, does it compile successfully for you?
I got that error as well at some point.
I think there is something that breaks in the source directory after a failed 'make', even after a 'make clean'
I was messing with different configure options and environment variables like GIMPTOOL=/usr/bin/gimptool-2.0 and getting nowhere.
Then I rebooted, did a clean extract from the tarball, did as per my previous post, and it worked.
I have the same pkg-config versions as Slack 12, but my Gtk+2 version is 2.12.4 as comes with current, (not 2.10.13 as comes with slack 12). No idea if this matters.
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