Madeleine Fisher animatrix1...@gmail.com wrote:
You could make your path a selection and then fill that selection.
There's a button at the bottom of the Paths tab that looks like a
dotted-line square--that's Path to Selection. Click that, then fill. Should
be fine.
IMHO, this is a
Matthew Miller mat...@mattdm.org wrote:
On Wed, Feb 20, 2013 at 02:43:12PM +0100, Simon Budig wrote:
What would you say to
We did it this way for reasons x, y, and z, but we recognize that
what you're asking isn't like the broken spacebar comic. You have
options a and b
Now, the objective of Gimp seems to stay in the fields of amateur and
therefore to delegate the role of single photo$hop image editor for
professionals.
BS! I would posit that amateurs invoke DESTRUCTIVE editing techniques(because
they don't know any better) while professionals do the
maderios mader...@gmail.com wrote:
On 02/11/2013 05:03 PM, jfrazie...@nc.rr.com wrote:
- Libreoffice : the same
This is a selective functionality comparison on your part based upon a
specific file format(s) or lack of knowledge of the actual product you are
comparing.
For
Example with gimp
file = open = nut.png
adjust contrast = ok
I want to save it
I can't...
XCF ?
But I don't want xcf now.
Ok , I export
#
many many many files
= export
ok
#
many files later
= export
Arghhh..:
I use .xcf files but my friends, my family members and most people, I
think, don't use .xcf.
Yes, I think you have just about FINALLY hit the point. I am NOT a developer
for GIMP, but I am enthusiastically in support of this new change so that I
CANNOT loose my multi-layer composition
So please, don't count my silence so far as indifference...
Likewise... my silence is not indifference... I LOVE the new behavior. For
what I do most, which is creating/editing images with multiple layer/mask
support, the change is EXTREMELY welcome.
First you have gotten rid of the
Dave Kimble dave.kim...@gmx.com wrote:
Thanks for your reply.
The downloads page should at least have mentioned that,
and given the magic four commands:
Ummm... NO, IT SHOULD NOT. There is nothing official about this package at
all(I have no problem with it working fine though).
Firstly thank you very much for the reply.
*Final result :* What I intend to do is image interpretation for
intelligence and refining the particulars of the image with tools like
Sharpening, Color change(Contrast), Hue saturatiuon and finally get a
WYSIWYG ICC matching profile as per the
shyam megha shyamngui...@gmail.com wrote:
Want to use GIMP for map publishing.Please help me with the links of source
code download.
1. First is procedure for compiling.
2. Second is customization procedure for reducing menu structure.
3. Also tell me how can change the logo.
This is a feature I learned about on IRC from Alexia Death. I have to
thank her a TON for actually spending the time to really dig into
what I was saying to show me the the new tagging feature actually did
almost exactly what I was complaining about(I had said tagging was OK
but I prefer the
It certainly is not intuitive. The operation should be symmetrical: If I
open a PNG, save should save a PNG (unless I applied changes which would
disappear if saved as a PNG, in which case I'd like a warning).
And that's the point, GETTING rid of the damn warnings! For me, every single
Ok.. so I am working on a large image and want to see if I can increase
performance speed any. I knew things would be slow, but was hoping I could get
a bit better than what I currently have. The image will be a map(as in fantasy
world map) I want to print(will scale down for web version to
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