Your welcome.
I've actually been to the Grokking the Gimp sight and
perused the book a little bit. I am a "jump in and
sink to the bottom then learn to swim to get back to
the top" kind of learner. I'm going to spend a lot of
time reading that book once I've spent another year
fumbling around with the Gimp.
Dacia
--- "Oliver L. Plaine Jr."
<[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> On Sat, 27 May 2000 21:31:48 -0700 (PDT), Dacia
> wrote:
>
> >Hope this gives you some ideas Olly. You can find
> >most all of these programs in the KDE menus. I
> pretty
> >much just went down the list from applications -
> >utilities.
> =============
> Sun, 28 May 2000 07:29:38
>
> Thanks for the response Dacia, it is interesting to
> me what others
> think about these programs and compare that to what
> I am finding.
>
> I too have been just going down the app list,
> ..problem with
> that is I get tied up studying a program and
> suddenly it is midnight.
> 8-) and there are so many to look through and
> several (like VIM) that
> seem to be incomprehensible? searching thru them
> seems to be a slow
> process.
>
> Alan Shoemaker suggested looking with.., Konsole,
> navigate to
> /usr/bin and begin
> launching. I will try that also. and the Doc reading
> never stops 8-).
>
> You seem to be interested in graphics.. and I feel
> the same
> about the GIMP...there is a newly posted book called
> "Grokking the
> GIMP-v1.0".....It is nicely done and the 30M
> download file will be a
> snap with your fast connection...I brought it in on
> a 26.400 ( took
> over three hours)
> If you can't find it post back ..I have the info up
> in linux,
> I can't access it from this W95..(no linux modem..I
> gotta get
> organized.<grin>..).
>
> Thanks again for your efforts
>
> Olly P
> Biloxi
>
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