Mario Valle <mva...@cscs.ch> writes: > Like Berlusconi's claims: a lot of words without substance or proof. > Which misplaced folder? > Which "numerous files"? > BTW, the files under .gimp-2.6 are here and remain here for a very > good reason.
To make that more clear: The .gimp-2.6 folder keeps per-user settings. When you uninstall the program, you only uninstall the program files, not your personal settings folder, which might include brushes, patterns, scripts, etc. It would be _very_ bad form to remove this when uninstalling GIMP. Would you prefer that it "uninstalled" the images you created in GIMP as well? > On 19-Nov-11 02:43, Mark Potts wrote: >> I was very unimpressed by this software package. I needed some image >> editing capabilities under Windows and this seemed like a good choice. >> However when I installed the package it spewed files into various >> misplaced folders. I subsequently uninstalled only to find that >> despite claiming success at this it left numerous files on my system. >> Even though it is free sofctware there is still no excuse for this >> kind of sloppy coding. >> >> Mark -- Kevin Brubeck Unhammer _______________________________________________ gimp-user-list mailing list gimp-user-list@gnome.org http://mail.gnome.org/mailman/listinfo/gimp-user-list
