Sven Neumann wrote:
Hi,
Michele Petrazzo [EMAIL PROTECTED] writes:
On the same machine with photoshop, a preview of a curves tool
spend only 4-5 seconds, but when press the OK button, it spend about
the same time of gimp.
As you already guessed, the preview of the color manipulation tools in
After selecting a
region with the box selection tool, is there a way to fine tune the
selection?
In Photoshop, I use
the "Select/Transform Selection" tool, and it gives me transform handles on the
edges and corners of the selection.
Dana Sibera wrote:
For GIMP - Version 2.2 on OSX, Tile Cache set to 400, 500, 600, 800 and
1400MB - all had the same results within a second or two. Any less than
400MB tile cache with this image and the visible changes in both preview
and the final 'OK' would hit a wall part way through
Thanks for that.
When manually dragging an edge, is there a way to constrain it on an axis?
In Photoshop you hold shift and your cursor motion will be restricted to the
initial axis you start moving your mouse on.
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From: Stuart White [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
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When manually dragging an edge, is there a way to constrain it on an axis?
In Photoshop you hold shift and your cursor motion will be restricted to the
initial axis you start moving your mouse on.
A short test reveals:
pressing ctrl limits the movement to left-right,
pressing alt limits the
Kalle Ounapuu wrote:
When manually dragging an edge, is there a way to constrain it on an axis?
In Photoshop you hold shift and your cursor motion will be restricted
to the initial axis you start moving your mouse on.
Ctrl keeps the height, Alt the width, and both simultaneously the aspect
ratio.
I have also been experiencing problems with Gimp 2.2.4 and the Wacom
Graphire 3 that match exactly what a previous poster experienced.
1) At a certain point, not long after I start using the tablet in Gimp,
the cursor stops changing from, say, the paint cursor to the default
pointer and just
Okay, I just rebooted into kernel 2.6.1, and the problem is gone! The
difference, as far I can tell, is either something strictly with the
kernel versions or the fact that the 2.6.1 wacom module I built
completely from the linuxwacom sources and the 2.6.10 modules were
originally built from the
