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Of course there are other ways to get The Gimp running under OS X still the MacPorts allows you to maintain it very easily. By the way, there’s also Homebrew (and Fink for what is worth) which is another way to bring your favorite FLOSS into OS X, sadly at the time I wrote this The Gimp was not in the Homebrew tree.

1. GIMP is a freely distributed program for such tasks as photo retouching, image composition and image authoring. It can be used as a simple paint program, an expert quality photo retouching program, an online batch processing system, a mass production image renderer, an image format converter, and more.
2. #48465: lensfun: build fails while installing gimp -----+----- Reporter: marianzola@ Owner: dbevans Type: defect Status: assigned Priority: Normal Milestone.

Hi, after Riccardo Mottola mentioned that he contributed a patch to gimp to make Gimp 2.10 run under 10.6 I tried to install it. The install went a fair amount but then died at xorg-xorgproto, whatever that is, with the error: Error: Failed to activate xorg-xorgproto: Image error: /opt/local/include/X11/X.h is being used by the active tk port. Please deactivate this port first, or use 'port -f activate xorg-xorgproto' to force the activation. I am attaching the logfile.

Incidentally: Why is /opt/local/var/macports hiden from the finder? I had to use goto Folder to get there. On Nov 12, 2018, at 12:47, Uli Wienands wrote: Hi, after Riccardo Mottola mentioned that he contributed a patch to gimp to make Gimp 2.10 run under 10.6 I tried to install it. The install went a fair amount but then died at xorg-xorgproto, whatever that is, with the error: Error: Failed to activate xorg-xorgproto: Image error: /opt/local/include/X11/X.h is being used by the active tk port. Please deactivate this port first, or use 'port -f activate xorg-xorgproto' to force the activation.

I am attaching the logfile. I thought we fixed the tk port to no longer install that. Is your tk port up to date? Try selfupdating and upgrading tk.

Incidentally: Why is /opt/local/var/macports hiden from the finder? I had to use goto Folder to get there. I guess we hid it for the same reason Apple hides Library folders for you. On Nov 12, 2018, at 12:47, Uli Wienands wrote: Hi, after Riccardo Mottola mentioned that he contributed a patch to gimp to make Gimp 2.10 run under 10.6 I tried to install it. The install went a fair amount but then died at xorg-xorgproto, whatever that is, with the error: Error: Failed to activate xorg-xorgproto: Image error: /opt/local/include/X11/X.h is being used by the active tk port.

Please deactivate this port first, or use 'port -f activate xorg-xorgproto' to force the activation. I am attaching the logfile. I thought we fixed the tk port to no longer install that. Is your tk port up to date? Try selfupdating and upgrading tk. Incidentally: Why is /opt/local/var/macports hiden from the finder? I had to use goto Folder to get there.

I guess we hid it for the same reason Apple hides Library folders for you. On 13 Nov 2018, at 3:49 am, Uli Wienands wrote: Given Ryan's comment I updated my Macports installation (was 2.4.2, now: 2.5.4), Thats a huge jump. If you also had not updated your ports for that period as well, no surprise you are having problems now. Its really not a good idea to not update for that length of time. cleaned gimp2 and tried again. I do this on a 10.6.8 machine, incidentally.

So is there anything else I should/could do? Gimp2 is not the problem, tk is. You need to first upgrade this specific port. Try sudo port upgrade tk And if that fails, report back. Log file attached.

ThanksUli On 11/12/18 12:52 PM, Ryan Schmidt wrote: On Nov 12, 2018, at 12:47, Uli Wienands wrote: Hi, after Riccardo Mottola mentioned that he contributed a patch to gimp to make Gimp 2.10 run under 10.6 I tried to install it. The install went a fair amount but then died at xorg-xorgproto, whatever that is, with the error: Error: Failed to activate xorg-xorgproto: Image error: /opt/local/include/X11/X.h is being used by the active tk port. Please deactivate this port first, or use 'port -f activate xorg-xorgproto' to force the activation.

I am attaching the logfile. I thought we fixed the tk port to no longer install that.

Is your tk port up to date? Try selfupdating and upgrading tk.

Incidentally: Why is /opt/local/var/macports hiden from the finder? I had to use goto Folder to get there.

I guess we hid it for the same reason Apple hides Library folders for you. Uli Wienands wrote: Hi, after Riccardo Mottola mentioned that he contributed a patch to gimp to make Gimp 2.10 run under 10.6 I tried to install it. Cool:) I suppos eyou atre trying the Quartz variant.

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I don't know about your install problem, but it is not direclty gimp related. You might have issues with GTK3.

I don't know if my patches were all accepted, let's see. Proceed with updating all your macports cleanly first! 32bit or 64bit? I am on 64bit. I have a minimal motiviation continuing work and trying 10.5/32bit, but it requires substiantial stuff, I'd just love to have gimp on my MacBook.

Yes, I am very interested in the Quartz variant. Chris suggested I need to upgrade my tk so I’ll do that soonest, probably tonight. I’ll check into GTK if I stil have problems after that. BTW, I am using your Intel version of Tenfourfox as well.

I does run nicely by and large, although I have had it choke on a few sites (not necessarily reproducibly so). If you are interested in error reports I shall send you some, otherwise I am honoring Cameron’s request to not bug you about it. All this is on a MacBook pro of 2009 vintage that runs really well on 10.6 so I don’t want to upgrade it. Anyway, thanks for your help, Uli. On Nov 13, 2018, at 9:07 AM, Riccardo Mottola wrote: Hi Uli! Uli Wienands wrote: Hi, after Riccardo Mottola mentioned that he contributed a patch to gimp to make Gimp 2.10 run under 10.6 I tried to install it. cool:) I suppos eyou atre trying the Quartz variant.

I don't know about your install problem, but it is not direclty gimp related. You might have issues with GTK3. I don't know if my patches were all accepted, let's see.

Proceed with updating all your macports cleanly first! 32bit or 64bit? I am on 64bit. I have a minimal motiviation continuing work and trying 10.5/32bit, but it requires substiantial stuff, I'd just love to have gimp on my MacBook.

Riccardo. Ok, so I did upgrade tk. That went ok, sort of.

In the process of upgrading tk it butchered several other ports ('found 61 broken files, 5 broken ports'). In the process of fixing those it ran aground trying to install zstd. As a result, my octave 4.2.1 is now kaput:-(. (Which explains why I do not routinely upgrade things. If it ain't broke don't fix it.) Anyway, pressing on with gimp2. Xorg-xorgproto now does install. Eventually it dies at zstd again.

(port installed does not list zstd so I do not appear to have an older version installed). As usual, log file attached. Thanks, Uli On 11/13/18 12:31 AM, Chris Jones wrote. On 13 Nov 2018, at 3:49 am, Uli Wienands wrote: Given Ryan's comment I updated my Macports installation (was 2.4.2, now: 2.5.4)Thats a huge jump. If you also had not updated your ports for that period as well, no surprise you are having problems now. Its really not a good idea to not update for that length of time.

cleaned gimp2 and tried again. I do this on a 10.6.8 machine, incidentally.

So is there anything else I should/could do? Gimp2 is not the problem, tk is. You need to first upgrade this specific port. Try sudo port upgrade tk And if that fails, report back. Chris Log file attached.

ThanksUli On 11/12/18 12:52 PM, Ryan Schmidt wrote: On Nov 12, 2018, at 12:47, Uli Wienands wrote: Hi, after Riccardo Mottola mentioned that he contributed a patch to gimp to make Gimp 2.10 run under 10.6 I tried to install it. The install went a fair amount but then died at xorg-xorgproto, whatever that is, with the error: Error: Failed to activate xorg-xorgproto: Image error: /opt/local/include/X11/X.h is being used by the active tk port. Please deactivate this port first, or use 'port -f activate xorg-xorgproto' to force the activation. I am attaching the logfile.

I thought we fixed the tk port to no longer install that. Is your tk port up to date?

Try selfupdating and upgrading tk. Incidentally: Why is /opt/local/var/macports hiden from the finder? I had to use goto Folder to get there. I guess we hid it for the same reason Apple hides Library folders for you. Ok, so I did upgrade tk.

That went ok, sort of. In the process of upgrading tk it butchered several other ports ('found 61 broken files, 5 broken ports'). In the process of fixing those it ran aground trying to install zstd. As a result, my octave 4.2.1 is now kaput:-(. (Which explains why I do not routinely upgrade things. If it ain't broke don't fix it.) Anyway, pressing on with gimp2.

Xorg-xorgproto now does install. Eventually it dies at zstd again. (port installed does not list zstd so I do not appear to have an older version installed).

As usual, log file attached. ThanksUli On 11/13/18 12:31 AM, Chris Jones wrote: On 13 Nov 2018, at 3:49 am, Uli Wienands wrote: Given Ryan's comment I updated my Macports installation (was 2.4.2, now: 2.5.4)Thats a huge jump. If you also had not updated your ports for that period as well, no surprise you are having problems now. Its really not a good idea to not update for that length of time. cleaned gimp2 and tried again.

I do this on a 10.6.8 machine, incidentally. So is there anything else I should/could do? Gimp2 is not the problem, tk is. You need to first upgrade this specific port.

Try sudo port upgrade tk And if that fails, report back. Chris Log file attached.

ThanksUli On 11/12/18 12:52 PM, Ryan Schmidt wrote: On Nov 12, 2018, at 12:47, Uli Wienands wrote: Hi, after Riccardo Mottola mentioned that he contributed a patch to gimp to make Gimp 2.10 run under 10.6 I tried to install it. The install went a fair amount but then died at xorg-xorgproto, whatever that is, with the error: Error: Failed to activate xorg-xorgproto: Image error: /opt/local/include/X11/X.h is being used by the active tk port. Please deactivate this port first, or use 'port -f activate xorg-xorgproto' to force the activation. I am attaching the logfile. I thought we fixed the tk port to no longer install that. Is your tk port up to date?

Try selfupdating and upgrading tk. Incidentally: Why is /opt/local/var/macports hiden from the finder? I had to use goto Folder to get there.

I guess we hid it for the same reason Apple hides Library folders for you. Ok, now I am really getting confused. I cleaned zstd and installed it by itself.

That actually worked; it even pulled a binary. Still left with broken ports I let it attempt to fix these only for the thing to crap out at, you guessed it, zstd. Zstd is installed, same signature as Ken's upon port installed. But now Macports has butchered gcc 46, gcc5 and gcc6 and ghostscript. Anyway, trying gimp2 again. Now I get a message about all compilers being blacklisted.

Then it wants to build zstd again. I tell it no and it goes on anyway.

Eventually it begins rebuilding ghostscript (one of the broken ports). It actually seems to download a binary first but then goes on to get the distfiles and building it.

This fails for reasons I cannot tell. Logfile attached.

Am I completely hosed now? I mean, how does this get so messed up just trying to install one port (even if a complicated one)? On 11/13/18 8:47 PM, Ken Cunningham wrote: $ port -v installed zstd The following ports are currently installed: zstd @1.3.40 (active) platform='darwin 10' archs='x8664' date='2018-09-03T16:' zstd builds on 10.6.8 with a newer compiler. I used clang-3.9. Nobody on a newer system could know this, so they rely on us 'archeologists' to find these and blacklist compilers that don't work.

K On 2018-11-13, at 6:33 PM, Uli Wienands wrote: Ok, so I did upgrade tk. That went ok, sort of. In the process of upgrading tk it butchered several other ports ('found 61 broken files, 5 broken ports'). In the process of fixing those it ran aground trying to install zstd. As a result, my octave 4.2.1 is now kaput:-(. (Which explains why I do not routinely upgrade things.

If it ain't broke don't fix it.) Anyway, pressing on with gimp2. Xorg-xorgproto now does install. Eventually it dies at zstd again.

(port installed does not list zstd so I do not appear to have an older version installed). As usual, log file attached. Thanks, Uli On 11/13/18 12:31 AM, Chris Jones wrote: On 13 Nov 2018, at 3:49 am, Uli Wienands wrote: Given Ryan's comment I updated my Macports installation (was 2.4.2, now: 2.5.4), Thats a huge jump. If you also had not updated your ports for that period as well, no surprise you are having problems now. Its really not a good idea to not update for that length of time. Cleaned gimp2 and tried again. I do this on a 10.6.8 machine, incidentally.

So is there anything else I should/could do? Gimp2 is not the problem, tk is. You need to first upgrade this specific port. Try sudo port upgrade tk And if that fails, report back. Chris Log file attached.

Thanks, Uli On 11/12/18 12:52 PM, Ryan Schmidt wrote: On Nov 12, 2018, at 12:47, Uli Wienands wrote: Hi, after Riccardo Mottola mentioned that he contributed a patch to gimp to make Gimp 2.10 run under 10.6 I tried to install it. The install went a fair amount but then died at xorg-xorgproto, whatever that is, with the error: Error: Failed to activate xorg-xorgproto: Image error: /opt/local/include/X11/X.h is being used by the active tk port.

Please deactivate this port first, or use 'port -f activate xorg-xorgproto' to force the activation. I am attaching the logfile. I thought we fixed the tk port to no longer install that. Is your tk port up to date?

Try selfupdating and upgrading tk. Incidentally: Why is /opt/local/var/macports hiden from the finder? I had to use goto Folder to get there.

I guess we hid it for the same reason Apple hides Library folders for you. Ken, thanks much. This looks quite attractive. At present I have clang 3.4, 3.7 and 5.0 installed. Don't know why not 3.9 but then, none of these were deliberately installed anyway, all pulled in as dependencies. But I gather from the file you reference below this is not enough.

In fact, it seems like to follow that I really should get rid of all the MacPorts stuff and start from scratch. Or is that too extreme? Another question is about software (not in MacPorts) that relies on the gcc compilers (gcc, gfortran). Do I run the risk that I cannot build that anymore? This isn't my own stuff but progs I get from others so I don't control what they need. Will gcc still build? The specific package I am thinking about is a cli program using Xwindows, so macOS GUI stuff is not a concern.

Thanks much, Uli PS: No I won't abandon 2004. I dislike the direction that macOS/OS X has taken so I am clinging to 10.6; the last version I actually liked. On Nov 13, 2018, at 20:33, Uli Wienands wrote: Ok, so I did upgrade tk.

That went ok, sort of. In the process of upgrading tk it butchered several other ports ('found 61 broken files, 5 broken ports'). In the process of fixing those it ran aground trying to install zstd. As a result, my octave 4.2.1 is now kaput:-(. (Which explains why I do not routinely upgrade things. If it ain't broke don't fix it.) Anyway, pressing on with gimp2. Xorg-xorgproto now does install.

Eventually it dies at zstd again. (port installed does not list zstd so I do not appear to have an older version installed).

Zstd is a new dependency of the tiff port as of version 4.0.10. It's optional, but I decided to enable it always, for simplicity.

If this causes problems, we can change tiff's zstd support to a variant. The log shows you're building universal on 10.6. That (specifically building the 32-bit part on 10.6) is indeed something that does not currently work for zstd. On 14/11/18 02:33, Uli Wienands wrote: Ok, so I did upgrade tk. That went ok, sort of. In the process of upgrading tk it butchered several other ports ('found 61 broken files, 5 broken ports').

In the process of fixing those it ran aground trying to install zstd. As a result, my octave 4.2.1 is now kaput:-(. (Which explains why I do not routinely upgrade things.

If it ain't broke don't fix it.) chicken and egg. The update likely only broke.because. you do it so infrequently. If you update regularly there is a lot less chance of problems, as each update is much more incremental. On 14/11/18 02:33, Uli Wienands wrote: Ok, so I did upgrade tk. That went ok, sort of. In the process of upgrading tk it butchered several other ports ('found 61 broken files, 5 broken ports').

In the process of fixing those it ran aground trying to install zstd. As a result, my octave 4.2.1 is now kaput:-(. (Which explains why I do not routinely upgrade things. If it ain't broke don't fix it.) chicken and egg.

The update likely only broke.because. you do it so infrequently.

If you update regularly there is a lot less chance of problems, as each update is much more incremental. It's worth noting that one will almost definitely get something broken when updating just a few ports at a time.

Of course you can start updating a few, but then you still need to run 'sudo port upgrade outdated' at the end, as well as perhaps make sure that some ports are not accidentally pinned at an older version (I'm not sure about the easiest and most reliable way to do that check). From the above text it's not clear whether other ports were upgraded or not. Ryan Schmidt wrote: zstd is a new dependency of the tiff port as of version 4.0.10. It's optional, but I decided to enable it always, for simplicity. If this causes problems, we can change tiff's zstd support to a variant.

The log shows you're building universal on 10.6. That (specifically building the 32-bit part on 10.6) is indeed something that does not currently work for zstd. SeeI was about to ask - since I have gimp2 of course on my 10.6 and did not run into issues - I build 64bit only for gimp on my system.

I wonder if this will cause issues on my 10.5 at the next upgrade, since it is 32bit form me. On Nov 14, 2018, at 12:31 AM, Ryan Schmidt wrote: On Nov 13, 2018, at 20:33, Uli Wienands wrote: Ok, so I did upgrade tk.

That went ok, sort of. In the process of upgrading tk it butchered several other ports ('found 61 broken files, 5 broken ports'). In the process of fixing those it ran aground trying to install zstd.

As a result, my octave 4.2.1 is now kaput:-(. (Which explains why I do not routinely upgrade things. If it ain't broke don't fix it.) Anyway, pressing on with gimp2. Xorg-xorgproto now does install. Eventually it dies at zstd again.

(port installed does not list zstd so I do not appear to have an older version installed). zstd is a new dependency of the tiff port as of version 4.0.10. It's optional, but I decided to enable it always, for simplicity. If this causes problems, we can change tiff's zstd support to a variant. The log shows you're building universal on 10.6. That (specifically building the 32-bit part on 10.6) is indeed something that does not currently work for zstd.

Hi Uli, Uli Wienands wrote: At present I have clang 3.4, 3.7 and 5.0 installed. Don't know why not 3.9 but then, none of these were deliberately installed anyway, all pulled in as dependencies.

But I gather from the file you reference below this is not enough. In fact, it seems like to follow that I really should get rid of all the MacPorts stuff and start from scratch. Or is that too extreme?

In my experience when compiling stuff on these older systems (10.5 and 10.6) clang 3.9 is very good. Usually it is quite enough, yet works well!

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Gcc 6 is the other 'good one'. Both are recent enough. Another question is about software (not in MacPorts) that relies on the gcc compilers (gcc, gfortran). Do I run the risk that I cannot build that anymore? This isn't my own stuff but progs I get from others so I don't control what they need. Will gcc still build? The specific package I am thinking about is a cli program using Xwindowsso macOS GUI stuff is not a concern.

You still keep XCode's compiler, MacPorts gives you added compilers for compiling stuff which can be useful! Why do you worry? MacPorts compiler can also compile MacOS GUI stuff - up to a certain point when the compiler is too new and has issues with older SDK's. On 2018-11-14, at 9:29 AM, Riccardo Mottola wrote: You still keep XCode's compiler, MacPorts gives you added compilers for compiling stuff which can be useful! Why do you worry? MacPorts compiler can also compile MacOS GUI stuff - up to a certain point when the compiler is too new and has issues with older SDK's. clang-3.9 is a real sweet spot.

New enough to do build almost anything, but not so new as to generate tons of needless errors building software that needs to be tweaked for the latest compiler checks to pass. Indeed, depends on how much effort you want to put into it. You can symlink current MacPorts compilers into the 10.6.8 Xcode toolpath and use the new compilers to build all kinds of things that were never imagined possible.

Eventually you run into a problem with the Apple Frameworks being too out of date to support the more modern SDK features the software is calling for, but EVEN THIS is not a hard limit. See for an idea just how far you can go with this. At some point, it is no longer worth the effort. I have this laptop dual booting 10.6.8 (which I use all day) and 10.13 (which I use afterwards). Best of all worlds.

2.2.16 for macports was released and it’s a small change: Gimp had been named as ‘gimp2’ in macports, but its now known simply as ‘gimp.’. For those with 2.2.14 or earlier installed via macports, you can’t simply do the sudo port upgrade. Install the new version of macports (1.5) by issuing: sudo port -v selfupdate Done. Normally, to update the gimp (or any other package) you would then issue: sudo port upgrade outdated But, this doesn’t work for the gimp package, because the new ‘gimp’ package is trying to overwrite the ‘gimp2’ package in /opt/local/bin/gimp, so this method of upgrading won’t work. Instead, you have to uninstall gimp2 and then install gimp so, issue the following command: sudo port uninstall gimp2 3. Then: sudo port install gimp Now, finally good to go.

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If you really want to know why it was named gimp2 instead of ‘gimp’ before, I’m not sure about this and could be totally wrong, but I think it was because when gimp ver 2 came out in 2004, there were a lot of newer features and things, so gimp v1 and v2 were separately maintained, in case if people wanted to remain on v1, they could; so gimp2 was named so.