Gimp plugins G'mic and Wavelet-denoise

[Mako_Elite]

Any Gimp user in OpenBSD have idea where to get plugins like G'mic and Wavelet-Denoise for Gimp? On both of the plugin websites there are number of operating systems listed suported,
OpenBSD is not on the list as I would suspect it, but there are might be plugins compiled for OpenBSD somewhere. Maybe compile my own, if possible??

Any info would be greatly appreciated,

thank you

Ludovit

[jggimi]

There are two GIMP plugins available as packages: liquid-rescale and deskew. Some applications (such as rawtherapee) integrate directly with GIMP.

If a plugin is simple enough -- such as a python script -- it may run from a plug-in or script folder. See Edit > Preferences > Folders > plug-ins or > scripts for install locations.

[Mako_Elite]

Originally Posted by jggimi

There are two GIMP plugins available as packages: liquid-rescale and deskew. Some applications (such as rawtherapee) integrate directly with GIMP.

If a plugin is simple enough -- such as a python script -- it may run from a plug-in or script folder. See Edit > Preferences > Folders > plug-ins or > scripts for install locations.

Thanks for the hints on scripts. I totally forgot that Gimp works nicely with scripts.

Darktable is also well integrated with Gimp, but it is very slow even on fast machine due to

OpenCL not running on OpenBSD...all the rendering is done wit CPU(s) only with no help with GPU, so Darktable can't take advantage of it and OpenCL acceleration is not used.

But that is OK since I am moving to 100% editing with only Gimp and I love it.

"dcraw" is awesome RAW format converter. One of the best. Over the years I used just about every RAW converter that exist.

dcraw and Gimp combo rocks and it works very well in OpenBSD

thanks again jggimi

Ludovit

[jggimi]

Glad you have things working. To my knowledge, any compiled plug-in (such as G'MIC) must be ported to OpenBSD.

[ibara]

I once had pocl ported to OpenBSD.
I wonder where it went...

I'll probably have to port it again. Then we can have OpenCL.

[ibara]

I remade the port of pocl.
https://github.com/jasperla/openbsd-...370ac2d7696c7e

You need both of these ports, then

$ cd /usr/ports/mystuff/devel/pocl && make install

Maybe it will help with your workflow.

[Mako_Elite]

Originally Posted by ibara

I remade the port of pocl.
https://github.com/jasperla/openbsd-...370ac2d7696c7e

You need both of these ports, then

$ cd /usr/ports/mystuff/devel/pocl && make install

Maybe it will help with your workflow.

Awesome, thanks a lot. I will try it.

Thanks ibara

[Mako_Elite]

I clicked on the link to Github and I am not sure how download the port to my /usr/ports
to install both ports "hwloc" and "poctl".

any help or direction would be greatly appreciated,

thank you

Ludovit

[CiotBSD]

Hi.

For GMIC, I see it's installable by pip, too.
(see: https://gmic.eu/download.html)

Not possible to use it by this way?!

[jggimi]

And I see I missed Mako_Elite's post #8. Here's introductory help with the OpenBSD Ports Tree:

• The ports(7) man page.
• The Working with Ports chapter of the Porter's Handbook.