[Gimp-user] Larger paintbrush size

2006-10-26 Thread Michael Clark
Is there a way to make the paint brush size much larger than 20 pixels?
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Re: [Gimp-user] Larger paintbrush size

2006-10-26 Thread Jakub Steiner
On Thu, 2006-10-26 at 13:36 -0600, Michael Clark wrote:
 Is there a way to make the paint brush size much larger than 20
 pixels?

Hi.
This is quite a common request. There are two types of brushes in the
GIMP -- bitmap and parametric. Unfortunately they expose a different
settings UI. You cannot currently change the size for bitmap brushes,
you need to use or create a new parametric brush for this.

cheers

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[Gimp-user] GIMP used in prisons / secure institutions

2006-10-26 Thread Simon Davis

HI,

Does anyone have any experience / anecdotal evidence of using the GIMP  
in prisons or situations where security was of paramount importance.  
Coming accross resistance and would like to be able to point to  
precedent.


Thanks a lot,

Si



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Re: [Gimp-user] GIMP used in prisons / secure institutions

2006-10-26 Thread Tom Purl
What are your requirements, other than work in a prison?  To what type of
security are you referring?

 HI,

 Does anyone have any experience / anecdotal evidence of using the GIMP
 in prisons or situations where security was of paramount importance.
 Coming accross resistance and would like to be able to point to
 precedent.

 Thanks a lot,

 Si


 
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Re: [Gimp-user] GIMP used in prisons / secure institutions

2006-10-26 Thread jim feldman

Draw a picture of a shiv?

sorry.

I can't imagine GIMP being a problem.  That being said, it's linked to 
libraries that have occasionally had security issues.  Both closed and 
open source rendering libraries have at various times suffered from 
buffer overflows.


I tend to see resistance to FOSS solutions with these inane arguments 
that force you to prove a negative.  GIMP (or whatever) could start a 
nuclear war, can you prove it won't?.  I say, then lets make that a 
testing prerequisite for any app, including the one you want to use.


jim



Simon Davis wrote:

HI,

Does anyone have any experience / anecdotal evidence of using the GIMP 
in prisons or situations where security was of paramount importance. 
Coming accross resistance and would like to be able to point to 
precedent.


Thanks a lot,

Si




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Re: [Gimp-user] GIMP used in prisons / secure institutions

2006-10-26 Thread Michael Schumacher
Simon Davis wrote:

 Does anyone have any experience / anecdotal evidence of using the GIMP
 in prisons or situations where security was of paramount importance.

I can imagine that there's a high interest in controlling what exactly
gets into a prison and what gets out. Dr. Mabuse (I forgot in which
movie exactly) did get plans for robberies out of the asylum after all -
in plain sight, disguised as childish drawings due to his mental state.

As for the in part, a prison will probably face the same problems as
anyone who's using a computer these days - lots of criminals trying to
remotely install software on your system. Only in this case some of the
users on the inside may actually want it to be installed.

Similar for the out part. I don't know if the stereotypical case of
Dr. Mabuse is thinking along the right path here, but I do guess that in
this case the software in general shouldn't allow anyone to have more
rights than he is allowed to.

 Coming accross resistance and would like to be able to point to precedent.

Out of interest, what kind of resistance? A general oh what is this
magic thing with knobs on it (which I doubt (and hope) can't happen
anywhere nowadays), or something more elaborated - like does this
comply to security regulations act ABC123?

IMO knowing more about this last part is paramount for heling with your
problem.


HTH,
Michael

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Re: [Gimp-user] GIMP used in prisons / secure institutions

2006-10-26 Thread jim feldman
On a more practical note, when I'm looking at a new app, the first thing 
I do is search over at securityfocus.com to see what it's exploit 
history has been.  If I see a pattern, or something I can't remediate, I 
pass.


jim
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Re: [Gimp-user] Larger paintbrush size

2006-10-26 Thread Tim Jedlicka
On 10/26/06, Michael Clark [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Is there a way to make the paint brush size much larger than 20 pixels?In the Brush Dialogue (Dialogue - Brushes or Shift-Ctrl-B ) select new at the bottom. You can then define the brush size you want. In the next version of gimp brackets [ ] will make your brush larger and smaller. 
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Re: [Gimp-user] Larger paintbrush size

2006-10-26 Thread David Hodson

Michael Clark wrote:

 Is there a way to make the paint brush size much larger than 20 pixels?

Open the brush dialog by clicking on the current brush indicator,
or by selecting Dialogues-Brushes, or by typing shift-control-B.
At the bottom of the dialog is a row of buttons - the second from
the left is the New Brush button, which opens the Brush Editor.
You can create and name your brush there.

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