k that the ability to select multiple layers is needed pretty
badly. I know it's a knit-picky sort of thing, but clicking on each
layer and performing whatever necessary action on each of them, can be
quite tedious.
Is this something that will show up in 2.9/2.10?
Thanks,
Chris
signature.
How about installing an SSD?
Best regards
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Image -> Mode -> RGB
Image -> Colorize (increase lightness a tad, then adjust the hue)
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Sorry - that last command is Color -> Colorize. I got distracted and
rushed the message ;)
Example:
https://imgur.com/a/S9e0V
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Thanks for including me in the user list. I'm currently using 2.9.8. My
interest is post processing of multiple images stacked with Deep Sky
Stacker.
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sometimes I'm just guessing about where the circle should be.
Ideally, it would be nice to have each dot in the circle to be the reverse
contrast of the pixels underneath it. Or perhaps have each dot be a different
color and have it rotate?
ants about behavior that WILL NOT CHANGE.
If you spent 1% of the energy spent ranting here and instead learned
to adapt your workflow to the new behavior you'd be better off.
Grr... I swore I'd ignore these useless threads :(
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external storage? Can you post a link to the XCF online somewhere?
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You just happened to sign up at an unlucky time ;)
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sort of images
> you posted.
+1. Inkscape is far better suited to logo design.
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Start GIMP in a command terminal to catch start-up errors.
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Enter:
my_img = gimp.image_list()[0]
Then:
dir(my_img)
Also:
dir(gimp)
I usually have the console open before or during writing a plug-in so
I can mess around first. The other window I have open is
Help->Procedure Browser.
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wrote:
> the pdf files produced in Gimp are unacceptable. Any solutions? Thanks.
Try flattening the image before exporting (Image->Flatten Image).
Just be careful not to save the XCF afterwards.
On Thu, Nov 29, 2012 at 7:15 AM, Gracia M. Littauer wrote:
> anyone recomend any
> newer good Epson scanner that work with linux?
No, but I would check definitely check SANE support status before purchasing:
http://www.sane-project.org/sane-mfgs.html#Z-EPSON
in GIMP manually but
the mechanism is not the same at all.
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anyone with the knowledge can defeat this "protection" quite easily.
I'm not saying it won't help at all, but robots, browser extensions,
and code monkeys will not be fooled by this approach ;)
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On Mon, Dec 17, 2012 at 4:53 PM, Steve Kinney wrote:
> Probably the most effective approach to preventing e-z downloading
> of an image displayed on a web page, is to slice it into a grid of
> images
Still defeated by the humble "PrtScn&
On Mon, Dec 17, 2012 at 5:20 PM, Liam R E Quin wrote:
> (2) occasionally do google image searches for your images --
(2b) do the same on http://www.tineye.com/
Chris
PS: I'm pretty sure I could convince xorg to give me a frame, no
matter what video shenanigans were in play - hence no
, etc.
The other 1% is some wonky utility that makes an image from a full page in IE.
I can count on one hand the times I've captured from GIMP :/
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On Tue, Dec 18, 2012 at 2:18 PM, Terry wrote:
> I would like to ask why my opening page is not the same as the one on the
> YOU TUBE hints showing how to to remove the background behind the ostrich
You should post a link to the video in question ;)
On Tue, Jan 1, 2013 at 4:39 PM, Michael Schumacher wrote:
> Can applications on that platform really do this to each other?
I haven't used OS X since 10.2 or 10.3, but this is highly doubtful.
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On Sat, Jan 12, 2013 at 1:54 AM, Steve Kinney wrote:
> There is also a "quick and dirty" method
Another:
1. Image->Flatten Image
2. Export PDF
Agreed that Inkscape is the better choice for this type of layout.
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On Mon, Feb 11, 2013 at 11:04 AM, Alexandre Prokoudine
wrote:
> http://xkcd.com/1172/
>
> How about that? :)
"There are probably children out there holding down spacebar to stay
warm in the winter! YOUR UPDATE MURDERS CHILDREN."
:D
Chris
_
dialog? yuck.).
As for File->Import, I don't understand why it would ever replace
anything - much less why the clean/dirty flag would be the toggle.
Maybe I'm missing something.
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> Imagine how awkward it would be to use the current GIMP with a touch
> interface...
I don't have to. I had debian running on a n900 and installed GIMP
(2.6). It's probably a bit worse than you i
On Fri, Mar 8, 2013 at 4:23 PM, rht wrote:
>>Why don't you report it to Otto? He is quite responsive.
>
> Can you give me a munged email address for him, please?
Look here:
https://launchpad.net/~otto-kesselgulasch
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Follow the link at the bottom of each message to unsubscribe:
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HTH,
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On Sat, Mar 16, 2013 at 1:10 PM, Surma wrote:
> I want to to map each pixel to the colour in my
> palette that most closely represents the original colour. How do I do this?
Perhaps Image->Mode->Indexed, select "Custom Palette", and selec
7;t your 'pkgversion' flag explicitly setting the babl version
to 0.1.10? It's been a while since I used checkinstall, so I could be
wrong though.
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n my fill of browser-specific issues with HTML
4.0 and XHTML. Avoid the stuff that's still in churn (eg, canvas tag
the last time I checked), and HTML5 is fine IMO, and a lot more fun to
work with.
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alled, but
access to web via a mobile data plan. Easy to access the docs on the
phone.
I doubt these cases are common, really - but using something like
bootstrap or unsemantic doesn't take long and handles them nicely.
Just my opinion really - I see it as a relatively small amount of
on for serving html.
I don't think the link should be hidden. That being said, anything
needed to be shown/hidden based on screen size can be handled quite
easily with the utility classes, eg '.visible-desktop', etc:
http://twitter.github.io/bootstrap/scaffolding.html#responsive
Ch
;m pretty sure
you want to use the default grid, not the fluid, for this layout.
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On Mon, Apr 22, 2013 at 4:45 PM, Steve Kinney wrote:
> Imagemagick is a Swiss Army Knife[...]
But the OP specifically mentioned glitches when using IM on the SVG
files, and requested help with GIMP in batch mode instead.
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s. Did you enter newlines/linebreaks in the text editor?
If so, get rid of them.
You might consider exporting the image and path to Inkscape, and
setting the text there. I've had more luck using Inkscape for text
along paths:
http://tavmjong.free.fr/INKSCAPE/MANUAL/html/Text
n Inkscape as a bonus or example?
I'll shut up now - not sure how helpful this is ;)
*attachment was too large, but if you look at the line of text just
outside the path, you can see it does follow the path, and all of the
other lines are just offset from that, if that makes any sense.
of a background layer in GIMP
that matches the background color of the page. Export the result.
Or look at CSS drop or box shadows maybe.
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ough this - I'm probably
forgetting a few things, but the short answer is yes, you can compile
and install 2.8 without removing 2.6. There are quite a dew deps to
work through, but keep the additions outside of your system path and
you should be fine.
HTH,
Chris
On Tue, May 21, 2013 at 3:17 AM, Alain Sahuquet UM2
wrote:
> how can i use IPTC tags in GIMP?
http://lmgtfy.com/?q=how+can+i+use+IPTC+tags+in+GIMP%3F
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f "open, make mask
(again), adjust, export, close, don't save". Which saves me time,
which saves them money, which makes me more valuable as an asset.
If all of your GIMP usage falls into #1, you're probably using the
wrong tool for the job.
eally
"reencoding". Would you consider your text document saved if random
characters were transposed throughout?
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But not on this thread ;)
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On Sun, Aug 4, 2013 at 6:57 AM, alex_g wrote:
> Thanks for the tip will try it out. Scribus is a sort of Illustrator?
Scribus is desktop publishing - more like InDesign than Illy.
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> The open source eqivalent to Illustrator is Inkspot.
I think you mean 'Inkscape' here, no?
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Today is a gift. That is why we call it the present."
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> I managed to report it as a bug on Launchpad and it looks like I'm not alone
> https://bugs.launchpad.net/ubuntu/+source/gimp/+bug/1245155
Have you tried either logging in as a new user or renaming your
~/.gimp-2.8 direct
On Thu, Nov 7, 2013 at 11:40 AM, mahesh256 wrote:
>>Windows > Single-Window Mode
> it didnot work for me ,sorry
How about pressing the [Tab] key? That shows/hides the dockables.
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cial' and contains a few that I usually compile/install
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ing list, and
> replied to the confirmation message once, you should be able to just send
> emails to the list.
But I think he's using the forum at gimpusers.com - which is sort of
tied to the list in a half-assed way ;)
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> Is there a way to measure the length of a path ?
http://registry.gimp.org/node/17235
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, Select->Grow, fill with the color, repeat for each color?
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solid window, instead of all the little floating windows.
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Heh - for some reason I thought this one came from Bugzilla. Forget
the noise about 'NOTABUG/NOTGNOME'.
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This is a plug-in that allows you to make animated cursors. However, the
person who made it hasn't been on since 2008 so there is no way to contact
them. And the current one only works with 32 bit GIMP 2.6. But I have GIMP
2.8 and have a 64 bit computer. I don't know how to code sadly so that is
wh
org/image/lfpz8bla5/).
Or change the order of the layers.
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I really want to try this plug-in but the person who made it posted this in
2007 and there is no way to get a hold of them. This plug-in doesn't work
for GIMP 2.8 and 64 bit computers. I don't know how to code so I wou
lose an
hour at most if things go sideways. But to be fully honest I pair
that strategy with regular off-site backups :)
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On Fri, Sep 26, 2014 at 5:36 AM, Zariah Art wrote:
> so it appears as if Gimp is no longer offering a download for mac OS X-- is
> this true?
No. See 'OS X' section:
http://www.gimp.org/downloads/
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> sort -- actually probably better in a vector-based program (Inkscape,
> Illustrator, etc.) instead of a bit-map-based program (Gimp, Photoshop,
> etc.).
The font used is 'Palatino Linotype Bold'.
Chris
http://www.myfonts.com/WhatTheFont/results?ch%5B0%5D=S&ch%5B1%5D=y&ch%5B2
009 version is just as devious :)
/goes back to munching popcorn and lurking on the color threads...
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Hi,
I have not been able to find a downloadable PDF version of the GIMP manual.
I want to print it out, as I prefer having a paper version of manuals.
If anyone can direct me to the download, I would really appreciate it
Thank you,
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This mailing list drops attachments - can you upload the image
somewhere and paste a link?
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If I'm wrong - yeah, you will need to manually clean things up, sorry.
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t any of these tools are super-reliable. This
is from someone who used to mix Pantone ink colors.
HTH,
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Eye.
Also if it's a somewhat well-known brand, it's always worth checking
brandsofheworld.com to see if it's already available in vector.
But yeah - there's no magic wand in GIMP (or anywhere) that's going to
make that logo hi-res and
s but nothing seems to work.
Can anybody help! Thanks
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>
> My incoming messages are sorted into 50 folders, for mailing lists,
> individual customers and the like.
Filter on "List-Id:", not "To:".
List-Id: GIMP User List
HTH,
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> I like it
> Well done..
Says the individual with red and green HTML text in their email ;)
/ducks
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I imagine it's reasonable place to look on most distros).
On my XP sytem that file is at C:\Program Files\GIMP-2.0\share\gimp\2.0\images.
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CD - I'm unsure if this is
still the case. There are other options - eg macports can install
GIMP for you and it will *probably* pull in any dependencies like X11
automatically.
http://www.macports.org/index.php
Luck,
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some of the multi-layer work, then combine them later into one image
that may help some (but of course that may be a pain as well).
But yes - get as much RAM installed as your machine can handle.
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transparency'.
Use ellipse select to make the circle, fill with color.
Than save in PNG format.
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swap drive, or a "scratch disk" dedicated to GIMP.
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o back to if needed. This has saved me from
disaster more than once - I've seen everything from lightning strikes
to pets eating power cords, not to mention pilot error ;)
OTOH, I hardly ever crash GIMP - you definitely should try and track
down the cause of those crashes also.
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Disk space is cheap - time and effort are not.
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ords: go nuts, install away! ;) The only thing you're
really forbidden from is making changes to the GIMP program and not
making those changes available to others.
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too, in case any of the jack-boots of the BSA are reading).
The BSA only needs an excuse - if they raid you, they WILL find a
violation. So kids: encrypt your hard drives and keep your heads down
;)
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PS - the BSA is the most compelling argument I
ort each as JPEG/PNG
0.02 - nice explanation though :)
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ve you tried adding weight on top of the objects to get them as flat
as possible?
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* something black, with a non-reflective surface.
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intense color that won't be present in the
item. Then I might:
Select the background (with fuzzy select), fill with black. With the
selection still active, feather it (to the approx width of the "halo"
and then Colors->Desaturate.
But it's hard to co
On Tue, Jan 17, 2012 at 3:06 PM, Willie B Bass wrote:
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Go here:
http://mail.gnome.org/mailman/listinfo/gimp-user-list
And then unsubscribe (near the bottom).
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On Mon, Jan 23, 2012 at 4:45 PM, NoviceGimper wrote:
> deally I want to literally make the image look like colouring book picture or
> a stamp.
Try:
Filters->Edge Detect->Edge...
Use defaults, click OK
Image->Mode->Grayscale
Colors->Invert
Possibly adjust Levels/Curves a
a link to the PDF version? I wonder if perhaps the
green areas are vector and/or possibly on their own layer?
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someone will chime in with a suggested method to isolate those areas...
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* The PDF was generated by Word 2007, and appears to be a JPEG placed
in a blank .DOC then exported.
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near the "color", "b/w" settings.
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rt. True
> or false?
False. As long as the PDF has sufficient resolution (or is vector),
and you select a high enough resolution setting when importing the PDF
into GIMP, you shouldn't have quality issues.
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most of those do a crazy amount of styling
using PNG files.
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the keyboard to zoom
in/out, and also the -/+ keys on the number pad to the right. Without
the steps above the number pad works, but using the keys at the top,
you must use SHIFT-= to zoom in and - to zoom out.
HTH,
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> By default, you can also use Control+mouse wheel to zoom in and
> out. That's my favorite...
Alas, no wheel on my wacom pen/tablet ;)
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nerally have the pressure sensitivity mapped to
opacity for most things - but I toggle that on and off. I'm mainly
retouching photos for use in print designs these days - not much
painting or creation from scratch.
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On Thu, Mar 22, 2012 at 4:46 AM, Robert Bruyns wrote:
> OK Chris, thank you very much for your helpful advice given in your email
> below.
>
> I do wonder though if you noticed that your method transfers image seizing
>
final JPEG at 85 quality but now it
looks terrible!!!1!" ;)
And then the brains exploding when explaining that 85 is 33% of 255.
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, you may with to feather the selection
- but this is the shortest path to your goal.
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be higher than required. We did a 30ft/9m
long banner some time ago that worked out fine at 75 DPI - we could
likely have gone lower, since it was so far off the ground.
But yeah - I doubt you could tell the difference between _any_ fabric
printed at 200 DPI
as .XCF format (GIMP's native file format).
That will preserve things like text layers.
Then open your XCF, make needed changes, and then 'Save As...' or
'Export' to the format needed for printing.
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