On 14-01-08 06:55 PM, SirCrow wrote:
where within the GIMP UI should I find that elusive plug-in? Thanks!
You showed the menu entry in the plug-in is menu="/Edit". The
part indicates that the menu will appear in the menus you see when you have
an image open and right click the image to get
1. Where did you download the file from?
2. What the file extension after downloading?
3. Where did you put the file once downloaded?
On Wed, Jan 8, 2014 at 6:55 PM, SirCrow wrote:
> >If you installed the file under Linux, have you marked the file as
> >executable?
> > chmod +x feather_pa
>If you installed the file under Linux, have you marked the file as
>executable?
> chmod +x feather_paste.py
Sorry! Forgot to mention that I'm still stuck with Windows Vista. Yes, you
heard me. So, if making executable is n/a, then where within the GIMP UI should
I find that elusive plug-
Alexandre wrote,
> On Wed, Jan 8, 2014 at 8:51 PM, Helen wrote:
>
>> Several gimp users (including me) have said that the problem is that the
>> file disappears. It is gone.
>> It is no longer on the screen. I don't know how to say this more clearly.
>
> Step-by-step explanation of what you d
On 01/08/2014 11:51 AM, Helen wrote:
>> This feature imposes no hardship on any user and occasionally
> prevents lost work.
>
>
> This is so obviously wrong that I wonder whether different gimp
> users are experiencing the
> same behavior. If this were a matter of receiving an unnecessary
> war
woot! Philly right here!
SAM
On Mon, Jan 6, 2014 at 7:11 PM, Jeff Weidemoyer <
jeffweidemo...@adponemansjourney.com> wrote:
> Shlomi Fish,
>
> Thank you for your reply. After I get my budget back on track (GIMP may be
> free, but music gear is most certainly not haha), I will gladly make a
> do
In time:
In one of your previous messages, you say you loose a lot of time having
to re-open the exported images to check them -
Maybe you haven't noticed that exported images are listed
in the "recent files" just as saved ones,
and that the "ctrl + 1" keyboard shortcut
will import, as a new gim
Helen,
id id as much as dig messages of you from last June to
understand what you are talking about and your context.
And it seems to me that you fundamentantaly misunderstood one
or more things.
You are complaining that now when you export to JPG the file
"disapears" from your screen. After rea
On Wed, Jan 8, 2014 at 8:51 PM, Helen wrote:
> Several gimp users (including me) have said that the problem is that the
> file disappears. It is gone.
> It is no longer on the screen. I don't know how to say this more clearly.
Step-by-step explanation of what you do and what happens usually he
On 14-01-08 11:35 AM, SirCrow wrote:
Put th e;py file in a GIMP plug-ins folder
(on Linux it is /home//.gimp-2.8/plug-ins), for example,
Joao, I think I've installed the script file in the right place, but I don't
think the plug-in is showing up in my GIMP. Can you confirm that the following
a
> This feature imposes no hardship on any user and occasionally prevents
lost work.
This is so obviously wrong that I wonder whether different gimp users are
experiencing the
same behavior. If this were a matter of receiving an unnecessary warning,
then I would agree that
the passion is misplace
>Oh - sorry - I just saw this e-mail now.
>Put th e;py file in a GIMP plug-ins folder
>(on Linux it is /home//.gimp-2.8/plug-ins), for example,
>Check a suitable folder in edit->preferences->folders->plug-ins
>
Joao, I think I've installed the script file in the right place, but I don't
think the
>... I believe freedom is "smarter" and the
>only way to keep it "smart" is staying away from money.
>You COULD introduce money but you have to do it without constrains,
All I can say is that as long as progs. like PhotoShop cost as much as they do,
I'll be sticking to the completely free stuff th
On Wed, Jan 08, 2014 at 08:39:12AM +0100, Marco Ciampa wrote:
> On Wed, Jan 08, 2014 at 08:02:01AM +0100, FallenLegend wrote:
> > No, GIMP is not free Nor any open source program for that matter.It costs
> > the
> > time and effort our brilliant developers gift us and yes even money because
> > th
Pete,
Thank you for your email. Well that's a great question, and one that I
expect one will be asked a lot as I progress further. Who has 24 years
planned out for their creative projects, let alone the next 3 years? I'm
hoping to avoid myself being my own cover band like some popular bands tod
Shlomi Fish,
Thank you for your reply. After I get my budget back on track (GIMP may be
free, but music gear is most certainly not haha), I will gladly make a
donation. I know several friends who use it consistently as well. Happy New
Year to you too!
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