Peter,
The "computer speak" that surrounds GIMP mostly comes from its background in
the Linux (Unix) world.
Previously one had to build (compile) their own system, but those systems
have matured (by using package management systems).
Currently there is a multitude of flavours (distributions) to su
> Does
> tar xvjf gimp-help-2.6.0-html-en.tar.bz2
> do anything for you?
What if this person is not a Linux user and not very fond of doing things on
the command line ?
I guess that if he does not like computer speak he might have downloaded the
wrong help package.
Peter, if you are running GIMP
Charlie,
Why would GIMP retain these images? Just because you have used GIMP to
edit them?
Images might be in GIMP's recently used list, but if you try to open
them from there when you have deleted them from their original
location than you will still get an error message.
If you have deleted the
Deniz,
> Sorry for not searching before asking.
Oh, never mind about that.
I cannot expect you to go searching through the archive (one month at
a time) hoping that your question has already been answered somewhere.
https://lists.xcf.berkeley.edu/lists/gimp-user/
Kind regards,
Martijn
http://gi
Deniz,
Your question sounds very much like a question that was asked recently
on this mailing list.
See https://lists.xcf.berkeley.edu/lists/gimp-user/2009-November/016022.html
BTW, layer groups is something the GIMP developers are working on.
Expect this in GIMP 2.8 (and in the current GIMP 2.7
Olivier,
> Use the TAB key, which toggles visibility of the toolbox and other
> dockable dialogs. And use F11 to fill the screen with the image window.
> You can even remove the menu bar, scrolling bars, and status bar, and
> have an image which really fills the screen.
Those are some nifty short
Andrew,
The GIMP Images (GIMPi) Yahoo-group has some lineart-scripts from Lasm:
http://groups.yahoo.com/group/gimpi/files/Scripts/
Also look there for scripts from Jeff Trefftzs (ink wash scripts).
And as Owen already told
http://tech.groups.yahoo.com/group/script-fu/files/Scripts/ also has
some
Michael,
> Is there somewhere a compiled binary of Gimp 2.7 / 2.7.1 I can install?
> I'd like to see how the development of Gimp is proceeding and I see people
> here have it installed. Do people here compile it themselves?
> I have both Windows and Ubuntu OS's.
Instructions for installing Gimp
>Oh, one more thing, how can I enter text the old way instead of using the on
>canvas option? I've made this selection, but don't remember how I got there.
I believe the on-canvas text editing is the default for GIMP 2.7. If you prefer
"the old way" you can select "Use Editor" in the options of
Don,
Thanks for your reply and good to hear that you succeeded.
I would not have expected that a Registry Cleaner would do the job,
but nonetheless congratulations.
Because I was curious about what registry entry the installer looks
for I downloaded some NSIS-source files of the Windows-installer
Don,
Have you also tried Gimp-Python Easier at
http://photocomix-resources.deviantart.com/art/Gimp-Python-support-easier-74889017
?
I know that this was made before Windows 7 was finished, but it might
be worth a try.
I can remember that I also tried installing GIMP-Python (on Windows XP).
At fir
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