On Mon, May 7, 2018 at 8:41 AM, François Jouve wrote:

Le 03/05/2018 à 18:19, François Jouve a écrit :

almost one week that gimp 2.10 is out and still no Mac OS package on gimp.org. Is there any problem ?
Third party users are already distributing a mac version, so it seems doable (but I prefer using the official version).

Any information on the release of the official MacOS version would be useful to many of us I think.

Well, I guess there is no Mac users around there... And no admin with any opinion or information about that ?

The download page says "Please check back later" and that's what I do, but I would have prefered something like "Please come back on 2018/MM/DD" and it will be there. Or even "Please come back on 2019/MM/DD" if it is so difficult to build :)

There is few, windows users/developers as well as mac users/developers of GIMP. Most actual development and testing of GIMP by developers happens on Linux and this is the platform with the least amount of surprises, traditionally the GIMP project only used to release source code tarballs and it was up to operators of the software, or their own platform/distributions packagers to provide binary builds. A couple of volunteers with limited time; but expertise in building and debugging GTK and related applications on windows and macos are now providing binaries - when they find time. There is no company, corporation or management behind GIMP - and official binaries will appear when volunteers with diminishing spare time find the time to build, test and provide them - possible even 2.10.2 with a few extra fixes rather than straight up 2.10.0 now that it has been more than a week.

With kind regards, pippin maintainer of GEGL