> > And, does anyone know if the authors will include a
> > "exact-brush-size-plus-small-tool-on-the-right"-cursor?
> > I've heard that other people than me want that feature,
> > but...
> It may be added in some future release, but we're in
> feature freeze for 1.2 currently. It has been
> cons
Hi,
Linux only understands linear time. Linux thinks the newly created files are actually
older - as
say they are. (Since every file has a creation time and modification time stored, and
in your
case would appear to be set in the future).
Since it has decided all the files are upto date, it
Hi,
You could probably force it to work without 1.2.8, but not worth the time/download
saving in most
cases. AKAIK one of the libraries relies on the other, hence you'd need to update
both.
Jonathan Paton
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Hi,
Opps, I forget there isn't an elipse tool but an elipse select tool. Use the elipse
section tool
to make the circle, invert (or fill), shrink selection, invert (or fill). Worth
learning how to
use layers, many effects require use of it.
Jonathan Paton
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Hi,
Shouldn't you have read:
http://www.gimp.org/~sjburges/straightline/straightline.html
Use the eclipse tool for circles, but hold either SHIFT, CTRL or ALT - I can't
remember which.
They have different functions.
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Hi all,
> > Jonny:
> > Assume 3600 seconds per hour, and 1000 images. The
> > average time per image could not exceed 3.6 seconds
> > per hour available.
>
> Tamas:
> If you assume, that gimp run in only one task... it
> can help to reduce time and memory usage. (more than
> one task in one time
Hi all,
> > Jonny:
> > Assume 3600 seconds per hour, and 1000 images. The
> > average time per image could not exceed 3.6 seconds
> > per hour available.
>
> Tamas:
> If you assume, that gimp run in only one task... it
> can help to reduce time and memory usage. (more than
> one task in one time
Hi all,
Assume 3600 seconds per hour, and 1000 images. The average time per image could not
exceed 3.6
seconds per hour available.
The sheer quantity of images could require a creative solution. I think GIMP could do
it, but
that would depend on being able to use a single GIMP session for th
Hi,
Yes... but could be slow. If you run GIMP in batch mode then GIMP loads itself again
for each
instance. This explains the frequent mention of ImageMagic for batch image conversion.
What is your function? Webcounters can be done with a function in PHP. You create a
single image
with you
Hi everyone,
> Someone told me that if I zoom in at a small portion of
> an image, the rest of the maybe huge image shouldn't at
> that moment be loaded into memory...is this true for
> gimp?
Depends what you are doing. When changing a small area zoom in, as it can be much
faster - gimp
doesn'
Hi Diana,
Opps, you don't send requests onto the actual list. Return to
"http://www.gimp.org/mailing_list.html" for instructions.
Jonathan Paton
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> I'm a GIMP newbie but have used stuff like PSP and photoshop.
> My understanding was that plugins were precompiled and placed
> into some 'plugin directory' that way it gets loaded
> dynamically. Surely this mechanism is in Gimp?
Plug-ins are registered upon startup, and all the plug-ins ar
If the gimp executable is installed at '/usr/bin', and you compile the developer
sources then the
newer version should appear by default at '/usr/local/bin'. This can be changed with
the
'--prefix=' ./configure option when compiling from sources. To run the old excutable
just type
'/usr/bin/g
Not available... a commonly requested feature. Planned for inclusion in GIMP version
2 I believe,
so don't hold your breath.
Jonathan Paton
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Start with text at a resolution which is greater than your needs. E.g. if you want a
block of
text to be 1000 pixels by 100, then create text at 4000 by 400. Next rotate, blur
slightly, and
then scale the image down. Four times greater in each dimension would produce great
results, but
would
Hi Andrew,
It is probably a good time to re-read the INSTALL and README.perl files. From these
decide which
options could be disabled, I mean EVERYTHING you can get away with. For the moment
forget perl...
we want to isolate the problem as far as we can.
If it builds, then re-enable the opti
Hi all,
I recommend everyone bookmarks 'www.linuxdoc.org'. Building-Sources-HOWTO and
RPM-HOWTO are
relevent to recent discussions. When you want to do something new it is well worth a
browse,
particularly if your having difficulty - not just in Linux.
I sure hope Andrew is at the end of his
Hi Andrew,
If you make a compile attempt, and it fails then you go and fix the problem. Right?
Of course
you do, but when it fails the second time round then try a 'make clean' before
reattempting the
process - and then reextract the archive.
I'll try and find more time later to think about
Hi Andrew,
Whilst in the act of checking whether the packages have updated correctly, try these
two:
gtkmm-config --version (I have 1.2.0) - GTK C++ extensions
glib-config --version(I have 1.2.8)
I'm surprised your having so much difficulty, I personally never bother with RPM's
instead
Someone's said it before, but try:
gtk-config --version
It should return 1.2.8, but if it doesn't then try:
type gtk-config
Which should return the directory the gtk-config script appears in. If you compiled
it yourself
then it usually appears in /usr/local/bin. If you want to know if you'v
Ok, I thought I had seen it before... The exact same compile problem you asked about
came up again
on the mailing list for enlightenment. I'll explain the problem and tell you what you
need to
make it compile.
The error in the build was:
>
> make[2]: Entering directory `/usr/local/gimp-1.1.2
If it's still not working then check you have:
glib-1.2.8
gtk+-1.2.8
gimp-1.1.24
gimp-data-extras-1.2.20
I expect you always install this stuff from sources. You are best puting sources in
/usr/src
according to convention.
Have you updated any of the complier? If you have make sure that the
You extract the new source over the older ones? You gave some of the output of the
make, this
indicates some of the source is not being remade. Try using 'make clean' before using
'make',
this might sort things out.
Having said that, I have seen this problem dicussed somewhere before.
Jonath
Assuming your screen is 800/600 you probably need to find the correct display drivers
for the
graphics chipset. A LCD driver will probably only have one screen resolution
configured, so
trying to chang mode with CTRL-ALT-NUM+ will not work.
The difference between CRTs and LCD TFTs was compared
What version of GTK are you using?
Development libraries can break things that worked for earlier versions, try using an
older
library which was around when 1.0.4 was released.
Another thing to try is new supporting libraries and the latest version of the GIMP -
if you can
afford to do this.
What do you mean by changing resolution?
If you are wanting to zoom in or out, and can't use the default key mapping then you
can easily
change it. To do this open the GIMP menu where the function appears. Next hold the
pointer over
the function you want to change the key mapping for and simp
Your aim was to use the GIMP to crop the pictures, but did you try anything else? I
tried some
color related operations (color compose) and it returned "Compose: Image is not a gray
image
(bbp=3)". The bbp bit means bits per pixel (I think), and don't know if this has any
real bearing
on what
I tried downloading the two files to play with them. The second file 'after.tiff' is
fine, but
opening 'before.tiff' using the gimp gives errors - about unknown data segments. This
is probably
because Photoshop is using a newer(or non-standard) file format than the GIMP.
The file itself was c
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