> - Alt + Space: swap tools. You have Current and Alternative (you
> guessed, Alt key), hitting it makes swap the places. If you choose
> another tool via menus / keys / buttons it becomes Current, and the
> previous one becomes Alternative.
I really like this idea, as it eliminates the need for
Not sure if this has been discussed before, but after reading the article at
http://www.advogato.com/article/239.html I noticed this paragraph (on the
subject of keyboard shortcuts):
PhotoShop is slightly superior (for the moment) in that it has temporary
tool assignment. You can have a pa
On Tue, Dec 12, 2000 at 05:08:03PM +0100, Lourens Veen wrote:
> I realise that it's probably too late already, but dare I say C++? Did
> anyone ever even consider this?
>
> As for the plugin distribution, I think the nicest way would be to have
> a plugin manager that would enable you to download
Perhaps have the users run rpm -ql gimp-devel | grep gimptool.
Alan
It would be lovely if there was a high quality open source OCR program
available. I think there might be one or two people working on ocr,
but the projects still seem to be fairly young.
-Alan
ve
lots of pictures and would like to automate the process, you could
even write a script to handle the GIMP part non-interactively.
This has the advantage of probably being more accurate than using the
mouse for coordinates, but perhaps this is not what you wanted. If
that's the case, sorry...
Alan
> Here in Germany, a contract needn't be in written word, spoken word would
> suffice. Although you might have to convince people that the person spoke
> certain words you claim (s)he did. In other words: you need a witness.
>
> Not that I 'd say that this is a contract or anything -- IANAL and s
> Until very recently the code in xcf.c and xcf.h had no copyright notices
> at all in them. I don't think this puts those files into the public domain
> but I think it does indicate that the authors may be flexible in their
> licensing terms.
Actually it indicates there are no rights to use th
nes switching need be done. Power users have full control and
newbies can simply select Background w/ alpha if they wish.
Alan
true type), or
what...
It's hard to explain. Head to http://arcterex.ufies.org/gimpfont for
screenshots and hopefully a more coherant explanation :) The original image
is up there (bottom of the page), so hopefully someone else will find the
same problem.
Regards,
arcterex
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ring colors over, or even better, enable the user to be
able to use the fore/background color from the main program, so there is no
need to have to pick a color for your drop shadow (I use this as an example
only because that is what I'm useing at this moment :)
Regards,
Alan
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Hitting 'p' to procede lets me continue on, except that all the entries under
xtns->script-fu are empty (the menus have nothing in them), I assume because
script-fu has been killed or something.
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