Migrating the Gimp Registry to GitHub Pages #4
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+ Cleaned 404 files + Redesigned 404 page + Hid broken links + Fixed filenames + Fixed multiple pages results
+ Moving an extension starting with a special character (unreachable)
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Hey, sorry I missed this, this is meant as a historical archive, I don't think the gimp team really wants it online. With the newer versions should come a new social hub/extensions repository. |
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Hi everyone!
As a GIMP fan, I thought it would be handy to put the archived GIMP registry online again.
So here is my version, with GitHub Actions, and hosted on GitHub Pages.
A LOT of work has been done to make everything work across webpages, and a funny 404 page has been added!
You can have a look at it here.