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20th August, 2006
I’ve been playing around with the Gimp a bit more. Yes I know, I’ve got a massive post about this and other Ubuntu goodness. To make things slightly nicer on myself I’ve downloaded this little theme that integrates the new Tango icons from the upcoming (and has been upcoming since October of last year) version 2.4 of Gimp. Anyone got any news about when this is going to be released? I downloaded the unstable version and I see the crappy text dialogue function is still missing a text wrapper (which is pretty essential).
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