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In my last build I apparently did not ensure that I did a clean build of the executable under i386 OS X, and a dependency on libexif crept in…

UFRaw-0.8.1-Gimpshop-2.2.11-20060627.zip is an updated build without any libexif dependencies. Please install this instead of the version linked in the last post.

I will be building against exiv2 in the near future and creating an installer for the resulting libraries and executables.

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I’ve built UFRaw 0.8.1 for Gimpshop 2.2.11 as a Universal Binary and created a point/click installer for it.

I had to build it without libexif or exiv2 support, at least for the time being. I was unable to figure out how to get libexif 0.6.13 to co-exist with the version of libexif used by Gimpshop 2.2.11.

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If you are installing this to a location other than /Applications/Gimpshop.app, select the “Choose…” button and hit Command-Shift-G. Then type the full path to the location of your Gimpshop application. Assuming Gimp.app is laid out similarly, you might be able to specify the ful path to the location of the Gimp application as well, but I don’t use this so that mode is untested.

Example:

Let’s say you have a bunch of Gimp stuff in /Applications/Gimp Stuff, including Gimpshop.app – you would hit Command-Shift-G and type: /Applications/Gimp Stuff/Gimpshop.app and use that as the installation location.

I’ve built the tun/tap driver for Mac OS X for Tiger on Intel processors. You can download tuntap_tiger-intel-20060604.tar.gz
and the diffs I used to get it to compile and build the packages…

Simply untar the package and double click the tuntap_install.mpkg file to install.

I’ve not actually tested this yet beyond performing an install and ensuring that the kexts loaded – I will be doing so as soon as I get an OpenVPN server going and use Tunnelblick for the client-side.

Please let me know if you run into issues with this.