Hi
I installed the gmic plugin 17.9 in the repo “home:3Amrbadguy:3Agimp-unstable&package=gmic17” but dose not show in gimp
If you click on the repo that you downloaded from you would see that it failed to build one both 42.2 and tumbleweed.
Always worth checking on dev packages.
Your best bet is probably to go to the gmic home page and download and try installing the gimp plug in version. As this plugin is popular I suspect that method may work. The page gives decent installation instructions and what lib files must be installed.
;)Hope so, I use it too at times but tend to mostly use rawtherapeee for noise removal now and mostly just do layer work and certain types of sharpening with the gimp.
John
why not try 1.6.8 from the graphics repo?
or file a bug report so that the maintainer can fix it
I try from graphics reop but not add repo “/Factory:/ARM/standard” and not successful installing
show error when adding repo ARM
Download (curl) error for 'http://download.opensuse.org/repositories/openSUSE:/Factory:/ARM/standard/repodata/repomd.xml':
Error code: Curl error 47
Error message: Maximum (6) redirects followed
are you doing this on an arm device?
I haven’t tried linux on arm only arm I have is my cheapo phone and tablet
it would be interesting to install opensuse on a tablet but I’m not sure how to do it
maybe you can give me some pointers how do you install opensuse on arm?
I see there are way too many 1 click installs for the graphics repo
if you are on a x64 machine
add the repo manually and install it with zypper
http://download.opensuse.org/repositories/graphics/openSUSE_Tumbleweed/
zypper ar -f http://download.opensuse.org/repositories/graphics/openSUSE_Tumbleweed/graphics.repo
zypper in -f gmic-gimp
Big Thanks
i mistake, i goto this link openSUSE Software and i click install While it is not for tumbleweed
after run your command
gimp and gmic working
It works without a hitch
Solved
Out of interest I just downloaded version 2. Checked the dependencies as per their web page. Needed to install zlib with yast which I guessed was the zlibrary version for cross platform graphic. Then copied g’mic into my home/gimp plugins folder loaded a photo into the gimp and ran one of their complex smooths on it. Worked perfectly.
;)One criticism that I would make of opensuse but not seriously is that the don’t provide a plugin pack for the gimp. On the other hand there are rather a lot of them about, needs vary and generally they are easy to install and usually work as they only interface with the GIMP. Old ones that haven’t been updated can be a problem.
:PSo now I have version 2 g’mic. 
Too be honest though I don’t use it that much but often use certain plugins and will have to install those.
It’s nice to see all of the plugin folders off my home. No need to mess around as root.
John
you do know that 1.7 is rather OLD
2.0.0 is the current
the gmic commandline and gimp plugin build just fine from the git source
git clone git://github.com/dtschump/gmic.git
it is a cmake project so rather easy to build
there’s no need for compile the author provides prebuild Linux binaries in a zip for local install (in gimp’s plugins folder)
http://gmic.eu/gimp.shtml