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Originally Posted by kougar24 What about the ability to move a layer without moving its mask? Would be huge. |
I don't think it will be implemented in 2.8, btw the mask in Gimp is fixed along with the layer so its almost impossible to do it. But inorder to do it one must change the way mask work in Gimp /
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Originally Posted by Speedz Well, the upcoming changes look awesome!!
Btw, Darky mind explaining the title a bit, as in what are the implications/benefits if any of using the license?? |
Yea the changes are awesome. 2.10 will bring even more drastic changes

Had a chat with deleopers
Well till date Gimp was using GNU Gpl v2+ and RM Stallman released GPL v3 few years back. Initially people restrained to GPLv2 but now slowly they are changing ,even Openoffice going to adopt v3.
There are no implications, GPL mostly meant for Opensource software so you can use it if you want to release it in full Open source environment , read the license here
The GNU General Public License - GNU Project - Free Software Foundation (FSF)
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