>Initially the new sliders (i.e. layer opacity adjustment, etc) were >puzzling to me. Then I had my "well duh!" moment when someone >on-list mentioned that the coarse adjustment function is active with >the cursor in the top half of the slider area, the fine adjustment >function in the bottom half. > >The on-canvas text editor gave me cat fits, until I started playing >with it in new empty images just to figure it out. Now I am >starting to like it a lot better than the gadget it replaces. > >I lost "on the fly" brush editing via an always-open brush editor >window, but regained it via the tool options tab and a couple of >user set keyboard accelerators. > >Full screen mode was not as bad as I expected, but it's just not for >me. So far every snag I have hit in GIMP 2.8 turns out to be either >something the improved or something that moved to a more logical >location. > >:o) > >Steve
Yeah 2.8 is still a good program but I just got way too accustomed/attached to the way everything is laid out in 2.6. If they came out with a version of Gimp that incorporated properties found in Illustrator, like scalable vector graphics, I would make the switch. -- DaviesMediaDesign (via www.gimpusers.com/forums) _______________________________________________ gimp-user-list mailing list [email protected] https://mail.gnome.org/mailman/listinfo/gimp-user-list
