GIMP maintainer Alexandre Prokoudine today announced the release of GEGL 0.3.6, an open-source project that's used by GIMP, as well as other image editing apps to process images.
For those not in the know, GEGL is short for Generic Graphics Library, and it has been designed from the ground up to act as a graph-based image processing framework. At the moment, GEGL is mainly developed for the GIMP software, which it uses for non-destructive editing, as well as editing of images with higher … (read more)
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