Hi,
I see the point of displaying the status of the selection but I don't
think the statusbar will do for this. The statusbar is supposed to be
used for context-sensitive information. GIMP 2.4 will also make a lot
more use of the statusbar for displaying hints. I don't see how a
static information
Hi,
Mikhail Ramendik <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes:
> I use the Gimp to take files from one directory (raw photos),
> process them, and save them into another directory (photos for
> sending/publishing/printing/etc).
>
> Each time I save a photo, I have to navigate to the saving directory
> manuall
On Sun, 08 May 2005 13:20:41 +0200
Sven Neumann <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> > Is it possible to somehow have the Save dialog store this directory
> > iin some form of history, so I could easily select it?
>
> There's the bookmarks pane on the left. You can add your directory
> there for quick ac
Hi,
David Marrs <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes:
> A message in the status bar makes sense to me.
Huh? The application is supposed to tell you all the time that your
selection is toggled off? There's only one statusbar and it should be
used for useful things.
> Alternatively, rather than use the sta
On Sat, May 07, 2005 at 02:46:48PM +0100, David Marrs wrote:
> >
> Hmm, I can't imagine when I did this, but I suppose I must have clicked
> on one of the other buttons at some point. It would be nice if there was
> a toolbar in the canvas window itself with the main tool options
> repeated ther
Sven Neumann wrote:
Having all possible toggles visible in a toolbar in the image window
be a major waste of screen estate.
Sven
Not being able to maximse the image window to full screen is a major
waste of screen estate. All I'm talking about is sacrificing 20 pixels'
worth of height. If you
On Sun, May 08, 2005 at 01:07:01AM +0400, Mikhail Ramendik wrote:
> Hello,
>
> I would like to set the default resize method to cubic rather than linear; I
> want the best quality and have enough CPU horsepower, so I need cubic, right?
>
> I'm tired of switching the setting every time. Is there
John's Mac wrote:
[...]
Now, to the point:
[...]
>
OK, so I have tried using resize canvas. That added some space at the
bottom.
Here's what I'm seeing now:
My central image has white space on three sides as a result of previous
layer
resizing. The layer containing the central image has a yellow
Hi,
Mikhail Ramendik <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes:
> I would like to set the default resize method to cubic rather than
> linear; I want the best quality and have enough CPU horsepower, so I
> need cubic, right?
>
> I'm tired of switching the setting every time. Is there a way to
> change the defau
Hi,
Rene Jensen <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes:
> I'm surprised nobody has hacked on that before. After all, it's all
> there: Parasites that gets saved with the image/layer, a python
> module that can update the editor-view live, a complete scripting
> language with gtk bindings.
>
> I spend a handf
Alan Horkan maths.tcd.ie> writes:
> I'll try and keep this factual and give you information to work with.
Alan,
Thanks a lot of your information! I've forwarded to my colleague
for reference.
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Kalle Ounapuu wrote:
The bug-tracker serves it's purpose, but you can't expect everyone to be reading it over before making any comment about GIMP.
I agree. People use Gimp (or try to) and have a problem or criticism and post
their feedback here instead of filing bug/enhancement reports or lookin
LOL! Yes, I see that it has :-]
It does look good too, very much indeed. Thanks for pointing it out,
Sven, saved me of quite a bunch of working hours.
Sorry for the many posts (and thanks those who helped). How can you work
with a 24 hour timedelay? Oh well..
See ya all
-centipede
>
> This h
Hi,
Rikard Johnels <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes:
> I use the same thread as before to send a forward from Rene;
Sorry, but may I ask why? The posts from Rene seem to have shown up on
this list just fine.
Sven
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Olivier Ripoll yahoo.fr> writes:
> > I wasn't aware of this "grouping" ability. Can you please tell me how I
> > would group a bunch of layers?
> >
> I think he means you can group them with respect to move and transform
> tools, using the "chain" or "link" icon between the "eye" icon and the
Carol Spears gimp.org> writes:
> > -- Compare to PhotoShop, managing the layers is not that easy. You can
> > define
> > layers to groups in Photoshop. You can even target an action to a group. No
> > group idea in GIMP.
> >
> it is interesting that photoshop is considered to have better layers
On Saturday 07 May 2005 06:54, Mikhail Ramendik wrote:
> (reposting as first letter apparently got lost)
>
> Hello,
>
> I use the Gimp to take files from one directory (raw photos),
> process them, and save them into another directory (photos for
> sending/publishing/printing/etc).
>
> Each time I
It seems that some Photoshop users have this notion that GIMP was meant to
be the David to Adobe's Goliath. Maybe it's just me, but I see GIMP as
developing into its own application rather than being a mere Photoshop
clone. I think that unfortunately, some people who slam GIMP are of the
Carol Spears wrote:
it would be better and "easier" to insist that people work with the
default gimp set up before making suggestions about where to put the
information.
thanks,
carol
"Easier" for whom? the users or the developers? Since there's only one
GIMP set-up anyway, I don't see how it
David Marrs wrote:
Sven Neumann wrote:
Having all possible toggles visible in a toolbar in the image window
be a major waste of screen estate.
Sven
Not being able to maximse the image window to full screen is a major
waste of screen estate.
View->Fullscreen (or simply F11) will maximize the ima
Olivier Lecarme writes:
> I just bought a Wacom Intuos tablet, A5 format.
[ ... ]
> and my tablet is now recognized by Gimp (2.2), with the three devices
> (stylus, eraser, and mouse).
>
> However, I cannot manage to have a different behavior for these three
> devices. In the Devices dialog, only
Hi,
David Marrs <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes:
> I quite like the idea of seeing the signal path laid out in a
> modular form. You can see the channels flowing through the layers,
> which layers have filters operating on them and how this affects the
> signal. It would certainly be useful from the p
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