When I tried the filter on the G'MIC, the command prompt started for a moment (I feel like I wrote system32\cmd.exe) and disappeared immediately. Is this normal operation?
environment
·Windows 10
·GIMP 2.10.12
·G'MIC Qt for GIMP 2.10 Windows 64 bits
What are you curious about
·After trying some filters, the command prompt started for a moment and disappeared immediately
·After trying some filters, the plug-in crashed and fell
·After trying some filters, preview error was displayed
·After trying some filters, plug-in error was displayed
Question
Q1. Is cmd.exe starting (sometimes) normal behavior when I run a filter on the G'MIC?
The G'MIC defines a lightweight but powerful scripting language (G'MIC language) dedicated to designing image processing operators and pipelines.
Q2. About Filter Maintenance
There are more than 500 available filters, do you think this filter is maintained?
I'd like to know if it's just a filter that's been added before (due to interversion differences), or if I should be careful because it's a flow that makes it easy for anyone to stock up on scripts...
GIMP itself is an application of the GUI, but G'MIC and Script-Fu are scripting languages that run on the command line.
If you run it in a Windows environment, you will see a command prompt during normal operation.
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