Hi Gimp-user, A couple of years ago I ran across a blog that talked about organizing The Gimp into 1 window. I really liked this layout. I spent some time dragging and docking so when I had no images open, there was 1 window, the Toolbox.
This window consisted of: the File Menu at the top, then the Toolbox below that, then a series of Dialogs below that in a horizontal row, starting with Layers, Channels, Paths, History, Color, Brushes, Patterns, Gradients, and ending with Tool Options. When I wanted to create or open an image, do a screen capture, change Gimp Preferences, I just went to the Toolbox that had a large presence on the right-hand side of my desktop. With the recent version of The Gimp, the File Menu was removed from the Tool Box window, and now there are 2 windows at all times. When I want to open an image, do a screen capture, change The Gimp Preference, etc, I have to rummage around for a currently open image to access the File menu. These usually are minimized. Does anyone know of a way to get the File Menu back on the Toolbox, or to get the interface to work like it did in the past in version 2.2? I did find (toobox-wilber no) at gimpbook.com/tips.html. I added that to gimprc to remove the empty space at the top of the Toolbox. Now if the File Menu was back on the Toolbox, life would be good again :-) Thank you. -- __________________________ DJ _______________________________________________ Gimp-user mailing list Gimp-user@lists.XCF.Berkeley.EDU https://lists.XCF.Berkeley.EDU/mailman/listinfo/gimp-user
