December 2007, it was added to the development version of GIMP. Some of GIMP's tools have already been converted to GEGL operations; mostly tools which modify colors, brightness or contrast have been converted. Version 0.2.0 is Part of Gimp 2.8.xy and Series 0.3.xy is Part of 2.9.x and in 2.10.0 Release Candidates. 0.4.0 is first Version for Version 2.10.0 of Gimp. Actual Version 0.4.xy is also base of development Version 2.99.x for stable 3.0 series of Gimp. 0.5 (or higher like 1.0) will be the line of 3.0 stable series. As of unstable 2.9.x series, all of GIMP's core relies on GEGL, and almost half of filters have been replaced with GEGL operations. Target is 100% of canvas filters in GEGL in 2.10 and later. Historically, the GEGL mascot, a five-legged goat created by , found life as an easter egg in GNOME desktops. OpenCL Some of GEGL's operations are available in OpenCL-based hardware-accelerated version. A 3rd party effort, called GEGL-OpenCL, of converting more operations to OpenCL was started by Stream HPC in 2016. The project was stagnant starting May 2017, but was revived in the summer of 2019. References External links GEGL Mailing List Archives C (programming language) libraries Beta software Free computer libraries Graphics libraries