Hi,
Andreas Rsdal [EMAIL PROTECTED] writes:
To decide which operation which is most common, it would be
interesting to see some numbers comparing the two alternatives (and
perhaps others). One could gather data for which operation is most
often executed by a typical user, sort of like a
On 5/23/05, Laxminarayan Kamath [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
An entire new idea of keystrokes : for the keyboard shortcuts: if you
press a key the normal way ,it will select the tool indefinetely
alright. But if the key is pressed and held, and i do something, and
then release the key, the tool
Jakub Friedl (lists) wrote:
it is a good idea. the descibed behaviour is really handy when editing
zoomed in image. however i use the current space function too. would
it be possible to use a different key for the temporary move tool?
The genius behind the choice of space key is that it can
The genius behind the choice of space key is that it can
easily be hit (on all keyboard layouts!) without looking
away from the screen...
exactly, and this is(imho, of course) most useful for panning
Jakub Friedl
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it is a good idea. the descibed behaviour is really handy when editing
zoomed in image. however i use the current space function too. would
it be possible to use a different key for the temporary move tool?
Jakub Friedl
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Hi,
Jakub Friedl (lists) [EMAIL PROTECTED] writes:
it is a good idea. the descibed behaviour is really handy when
editing zoomed in image. however i use the current space function
too. would it be possible to use a different key for the temporary
move tool?
Anything is possible but the
imho it is not a problem to have hidden features, if knowledge of
such features is not required. at least we have some bonus for people
rading the manual then. however i certainly support implementing the
panning feature for the space key, because it is more useful than the
current switch to move
Hi,
I find the current use of the space key just great.
If other image manipul;ation programs fail to do that, that is a lack
of functionality on those programs - I see no reason to downgrade
the GIMP just to get the look and feel of other programs. The panning
funcionality on the botton right
funcionality on the botton right corner of the image windows works
allright for me - maybe there could be a way to let that more
visible.
That feature is really great when you need just panning, but in some cases it is
not enough. I very often do retouching of zoomed photos with quick brush
Adam D. Moss wrote:
Sven Neumann wrote:
Another image manipulation program, which GIMP is frequently being
compared to, uses the Space key to offer the functionality that GIMP
has bound to the middle mouse button: panning the image display. Since
not everyone has a middle mouse button
An entire new idea of keystrokes : for the keyboard shortcuts: if you
press a key the normal way ,it will select the tool indefinetely
alright. But if the key is pressed and held, and i do something, and
then release the key, the tool reverts back to the one last used.
very helpful for quick
very helpful for quick erasing,color picking, moving, panning,
selection, unfloating floating area, etc. etc. etc :-)
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would it be possible to extend dynamic shortcuts feature to this area?
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On Mon, May 23, 2005 at 06:54:10PM +0530, Laxminarayan Kamath wrote:
An entire new idea of keystrokes : for the keyboard shortcuts: if you
press a key the normal way ,it will select the tool indefinetely
alright. But if the key is pressed and held, and i do something, and
then release the key,
Hi,
Laxminarayan Kamath [EMAIL PROTECTED] writes:
An entire new idea of keystrokes : for the keyboard shortcuts: if you
press a key the normal way ,it will select the tool indefinetely
alright. But if the key is pressed and held, and i do something, and
then release the key, the tool reverts
On Monday 23 May 2005 20:08, Sven Neumann wrote:
Hi,
Laxminarayan Kamath [EMAIL PROTECTED] writes:
An entire new idea of keystrokes : for the keyboard shortcuts: if
you press a key the normal way ,it will select the tool
indefinetely alright. But if the key is pressed and held, and i
do
Sven Neumann wrote:
Another image manipulation program, which GIMP is frequently being
compared to, uses the Space key to offer the functionality that GIMP
has bound to the middle mouse button: panning the image display. Since
not everyone has a middle mouse button (especially on tablet pens),
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