On 11/11/15 04:08, Andrew Pullins wrote:
>> How do you save a workspace in the first place?
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> It is saved in a sessionrc.* file when you exit Gimp.
So if you were to save two different workspaces would there be for
example photo.rc and drawing.rc?
Actually a sessionrc.photo and sessionrc.drawing
Then from memory you can also use an environment variable to make Gimp
use a completely different user profile (with a different sessionrc of
course, but also different add-ons (brushes, gradients, scripts,
plugins....))
My question is more how do you create, switch, and manage workspaces.
I imagine going to the window > workspace menu. Maybe have.
* New workspace...
* Manage workspaces...
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* Photo
* Drawing
When you add new workspaces they get added to the list. Selecting a
different workspace would change what dialogs are open and where they are.
