GIMP 2.6.2 Released

The GIMP development team has made another bug-fix release in the stable GIMP 2.6 series.
Overview of Changes from GIMP 2.6.1 to GIMP 2.6.2
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* Bugs fixed:
557950 – Scaling in Gimp 2.6 is much slower than in Gimp 2.4
558215 – unit and zoom entries in Statusbar not visible
558451 – Cannot build GIMP using Sun CC on Solaris 2.8
558420 – projection incorrect with alpha-less layers
556603 – Zoom region always zooms in center of image
557870 – "Qmask" message popping up here and there
557705 – compatibility with GEGL > 0.0.20
556248 – Scaling gives 'jagged' edges
556804 – Zoom drop down doesn't update
524615 – Print not to scale
555246 – gimp crashes when a file is opened while a preview is generating
556741 – Alpha layer automatically added (in psd format)
556182 – Could you please explain a few strings [I18N]
555697 – build fails if configured with --without-libjpeg
134956 – Curves tool doesn't save free curves
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