Glasgow 0.2 
README.txt
Robin.Rowe@CinePaint.org
www.CinePaint.org

What's Glasgow

CinePaint Glasgow is the next generation of CinePaint technology. CinePaint 
Film Gimp is a popular deep paint program used mainly in film industry for  
frame-by-frame image retouching (Cineon, DPX, OpenEXR, TIFF, JPEG, etc.).

What's in the 0.2 Release 2006.12.31

This is a bugs-fix release. See BUGS.txt.

What's in the 0.1 Release 2006.12.22

This is a technology evaluation release for developers and others interested to
see where Glasgow is at. Basically, it proves that Glasgow exists and encourages 
developers to participate more. Expect lots of breakage and incompleteness. 
CineCalc, Mickey and synch are somewhat usable. CineBrush will draw but not open 
files (broken). Glasgow will open JPEG and TIFF files but not paint (broken).
Yage will paint but not open files (broken).

	CineBrush - FLTK 8-bit image editor
	CineCalc - FLTK RPN calculator
	Glasgow - FLTK deep paint image editor
	Mickey - FLTK hex editor
	Synch - A clock sync tool that uses a website to set local PC clock
		usage: 'synch [some_web_site.com]'
		The default website if none is specified is google.com.
	Test Images - JPEG and TIFF images
	Yage - FLTK gradient editor
	
Platforms

These programs have been compiled for Windows XP. They are designed to be portable
to Linux and Mac OS X (native Aqua, not X11), but haven't been built on those 
platforms yet.

Copyright and License

These are open source GPL, MPL, or BSD licensed, depending on the source. Each 
program's source code should contain full info. Software is provided as-is without 
warranty.

Source Code Available in CVS at SourceForge 

	:pserver:anonymous@cinepaint.cvs.sourceforge.net:/cvsroot/cinepaint

Contact

Please use the CinePaint mailing lists at SourceForge (follow link from 
www.CinePaint.org). You can contact me directly at:

	Robin.Rowe@CinePaint.org

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Robin Rowe, CinePaint Project Manager
Beverly Hills, California
