(with a dot).
Is there a link on gimp.org with a dot rather than a hyphen?
Or did you get the wrong site after typing it in?
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im kinda a newbie at gimp so be nice with big words x3
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How do I draw a circle object?
I know I can apply a stroke to the selection but I want a circle I can
change the size of.
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Hi
I'm trying to solve an issue I have come across while using the openbox window
manager.
I am running crunchbang linux 9.04.1 and I am using an icon theme applied
through lx.appearance.
The issue is that GIMP is among a number of applications that do not update
their window icon to use the
and it should work from then on. u just have to keep doing this
everytime u start gimp.
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John Culleton wrote:
On Tuesday 21 July 2009 01:58:33 pm James Cobban wrote:
I am trying to combine images scanned from microfilm in the case
where the lens on the microfilm scanner is too powerful to permit
me to scan an entire page into a single image file. I believe
I am trying to combine images scanned from microfilm in the case where the
lens on the microfilm scanner is too powerful to permit me to scan an entire
page into a single image file. I believe that this application is similar
to trying to create a landscape from multiple photographs.
I scan the
On 06/12/09 04:32, Sven Neumann wrote:
Hi,
On Thu, 2009-06-11 at 18:14 -0400, James wrote:
I have a 2 page PDF that I read into The Gimp and modified.
Now I want to print is back out to PDF.
I can only seem to print page 1 even though I said to print all pages.
You imported the PDF
On 06/12/09 06:28, Brian C. wrote:
I have upgraded to Ubuntu 9.04 and Gimp 2.6 was installed with it. When I
started to use Gimp, none of the tools worked. I could select a tool and move
it over a picture, but nothing happens. I have been using Gimp for several
years on the same computer
I have a 2 page PDF that I read into The Gimp and modified.
Now I want to print is back out to PDF.
I can only seem to print page 1 even though I said to print all pages.
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I scanned some microfilm yesterday. For some reason the software does not
support JPEG so I scanned into TIFF format, putting 5 images in each TIFF
file to reduce the number of times I had to enter a file name.
When I got home I used GIMP to extract the individual images into JPEGs.
Leonard Evens wrote:
On Sat, 2009-05-30 at 08:00 -0700, James Cobban wrote:
I scanned some microfilm yesterday. For some reason the software does not
support JPEG so I scanned into TIFF format, putting 5 images in each TIFF
file to reduce the number of times I had to enter a file
John Coppens wrote:
On Sat, 30 May 2009 08:00:05 -0700 (PDT)
James Cobban jamescob...@sympatico.ca wrote:
When I got home I used GIMP to extract the individual images into
JPEGs. Unexpectedly the JPEGs are enormous! For example one of the
TIFF files that was 5MB in total
of
these images to turn as close to white as possible, while all the pencil text
should be as close to black as possible. Can anyone point me to things I can
try under gimp that will help me accomplish these aims?
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On Thursday 05 March 2009, James wrote:
Ideally, I'd like all the yellowed paper that forms the background
of these images to turn as close to white as possible, while all the
pencil
text should be as close to black as possible. Can anyone point me to
things
I can try under gimp that will help
Hi All,
I thought it was impossible (after a few hours of searching) to save a
jpeg without a color profile from within gimp - I have been informed
however that it is possible - I just wasn't given any details ;)
My problem is that when I save a jpeg from gimp, it saves the sRGB color
profile
to a
sinusoidal map. I looked around for plugins that could do this, as well
as other programs, but couldn't find anything useful.
I'm fairly new to the GIMP, so I may very well just be missing
something. I'd be willing to take a stab at writing a plugin if one
doesn't already exist.
Thanks :)
James
Bruno Postle wrote:
You could script this in the GIMP mathmap plugin:
http://www.complang.tuwien.ac.at/schani/mathmap/
Alternatively hugin can convert from equirectangular to sinusoidal projection:
http://hugin.sf.net/
Awesome. Thanks!
James
I want to select an area that has one straight edge.
Basically to use the freehand select tool to cut out pieces of an image
that the fuzzy select won't work on.
One side is straight and the other part I can delete.
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Sven Neumann wrote:
Hi,
On Thu, 2007-02-15 at 14:13 -0500, James Lockie wrote:
Why doesn't The GIMP does save each layer as a separate TIFF (in the
same file).
Because no one added support for multipage TIFF files to the TIFF save
plug-in yet. Perhaps you want to contribute
Why doesn't The GIMP does save each layer as a separate TIFF (in the
same file).
I am trying to convert a multiple page PDF to a single TIFF.
I can open it in The GIMP as separate layers.
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Sven Neumann wrote:
Hi,
On Wed, 2007-02-07 at 01:30 -0500, James Lockie wrote:
I can set the Scale in the Blur tool to set the brush size but the
Smudge tool doesn't have a Scale option.
My work-around was to select a smaller brush but what is the intended way
I can set the Scale in the Blur tool to set the brush size but the
Smudge tool doesn't have a Scale option.
My work-around was to select a smaller brush but what is the intended way?
A big thanks to the developers because I find The GIMP comparable to
Photoshop so far.
I am using GIMP-2.3
English to me?
Thanks,
Jim
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Hi all.
And thanks for the responses everybody. I solved this problem by cd'ing
into the intended directory and issuing the command ttmkfdir -o
fonts.dir. This in combination with chkfontpath and restart of the X
font server did the trick!
later,
-james
I have finally come to the question below:
My understanding about .ttf's is that they're supported by xfs; Gimp
uses the xfonts; should Gimp be able to use the .tff's due to the
flexibility of xfs?
Thanks for any replies...
-james
d, there's one right on my
system: wrjpgcom. So read the man page on it and see if that's what
you want.
-James Smaby
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