Re: [Gimp-web] [Gimp-docs] Proposed gimp tutorial

[Andrew Douglas Pitonyak <andrew pitonyak org>]

Hello Stephen,

Disclaimer: I have no particular ability myself to integrate these..

Having read these, I see that you have much that is useful to say. In 
other words, I found automated-jpg-to-xcf.odt to be informative.

That said, are you saying that you would like to create content that is 
published here:

http://www.gimp.org/tutorials/

It looks like you chose the correct lists (doc, web, and developer) to 
obtain appropriate feed back.

I recommend (and other feedback may negate what I say) that you identify 
what you would like to have as topics in the tutorial; for example:

"How to write a script that is available when an image is not open"

I was not aware that this was an issue until I read your document.

I expect that this tutorial would be "Change all JPG files in a 
directory to XCF".


On 06/20/2013 02:29 PM, Stephen Kiel wrote:
> Gimp Doc Guys,
>
> One of the listed methods to contribute to the Gimp project, listed on 
> the website, is to write a tutorial.  I tried sending in a tutorial 
> for basic scripting (it was probably too long) about a year and a half 
> ago.  I did not hear back, but since the scripting tutorial did make 
> some improvements I hope that it did have some positive contribution.
>
> I did have another area where I thought that a few tutorials might be 
> of interest and helpful to others, and that is in the area of 
> Automation.  This is an area that is nearer to my interests anyway 
> (closer to my career interests).  I think Gimp is unique in its 
> capability as a platform for automating the image editing process.  I 
> am talking about Automating the process of custom edits not just using 
> an "I feel lucky" button on a photo manager.
>
> I think there is room in the area of automation for a couple of 
> tutorials, I wrote up an example for one (importing a directory of 
> images / jpg -> xcf).  I think other tutorials could cover reading & 
> writing parasites, parasites as flow control variables, how to build & 
> execute a recipe / process / flow.  I touched on these possibilities 
> in the included file "Introduction".
>
> Anyway, here is my dilemma. I would be happy to write a draft for 
> tutorials on some or all of these topics, or better yet, co-author 
> them with a member(s) of the gimp-doc team.  I have no where to 
> publish a tutorial, and it seems pointless to write something that no 
> one will read.
>
> Take a look at the attached documents and scripts. Let me know if this 
> idea is something that sounds interesting. The *.odt format files are 
> open office writer format.
>
> Thanks,
>
> Stephen Kiel
>
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