As you all imagine, this will be a huge release and we are going to have a release candidate first (GIMP 3.0.0-RC1), then possibly more depending on reported bugs. This is why we don’t set a release date for sure here.
We are feature-frozen already and we think that all remaining work-in-progress we had which would touch localized strings are done. If ever we realize that we missed some strings which should really be added/updated, we’ll ping you here. Hopefully this won’t happen.
Obviously we welcome translations on all GIMP-related modules, including on GEGL.
Thanks to @ajonssonwho noticed it, there was an obvious typo for a string saying "Could not open '%s' for reading AA" (the “AA” in the end was not supposed to be there).
Since it made no sense whatsoever, I just fixed it with this commit.
Hello all! Unfortunately, one of the labels for the Distress Selection plug-in doesn’t show up when ported to the 3.0 API due to the parser reading “1 < - - > 254” as being an invalid tag. We had to remove the extra description to fix it, so the label is now just “Threshold”. Sorry!
Hi everyone, I’m afraid there’s one more string addition to the script-fu category of GIMP.
An API port exposed a string in the Stencil Carve plug-in dialog, so there’s the new string “Mask drawable” for selecting the mask drawable. This is hopefully among the last string additions, there are not so many bugs tagged rc1 left now
We found a wrong section header in a GIMP dialog. The fix (re)introduces the string “Reflectivity” in GIMP 2.99. The string was already present in 2.10. I am sorry for the inconvenience!
For info, we are getting very close to GIMP 3.0 RC1. I hope releasing on Sunday, November 3 (though no promises!).
A babl release already happened, we are at 99% in our milestone with only 3 reports opened (though I have some tasks I want to take care of which are not marked in the milestone) and @CmykStudent is already preparing a draft for the RC1 news.
It took some time. We were quite well prepared this time around (we had the news ready days before, etc.), but it’s like we had all possible infrastructure problems (on GNOME infra, Flathub, even MS infra had issues!) possible for our binaries to actually be made. In the end, we finally managed to get all packages up and ready! Enjoy!