Hi,
Geoffrey [EMAIL PROTECTED] writes:
I know I have used such a facility before. I fired gimp up on my Red
Hat box, and sure enough, the right click menu has the 'guides'
option, which presents the 'guide grid' option which does exactly (I
think) what you're looking for. You get a
On 20 Jul 2003 at 23:45, Harish Narayanan wrote:
Hi,
You could use convert from the ImageMagick suite and a small bash
script like:
#!/bin/bash
for image in *.bmp; do
target=`echo $image | sed s/.bmp/.jpg/`
convert $image $target
done
mogrify -format jpg *.bmp
I'd recommend using
Michael Schumacher wrote:
I'd recommend using GraphicsMagick instead of ImageMagick, too
http://www.graphicsmagick.org
Why?
GraphicsMagick is designed for stability. You may even call it the stable
release of ImageMagick.
According to their mission goal, the developers aim for:
- fewer
Seems the new Gimp doesn't like my new gcc 3.3.1 or it really needs gtk2
2.2.3 to compile, not sure which. Any clues from the last bit of the
make before it quit?
gcc -g -O2 -Wall -o .libs/gimp-1.3 app_procs.o main.o batch.o errors.o
libgimp_glue.o
On 13 Jan 2004, Sven == Sven Neumann wrote:
Sven Is there a particular reason you are running such an outdated
version?
I see this statement a lot - i.e. users using really old versions of Gimp.
Would it be reasonable/feasible to add a hook into gimp that checks it's
age and gives
On 8 Mar 2004 at 0:08, Void lon iXaarii wrote:
I thought gimp 2 was due to end of february. when is it expected? Is
there any way of subscribing to a list or something with announcements
of each version ... for windows... ?
GIMP 2.0 will be ready when it is ready.
gimp-user is a good
Carol Spears wrote:
On Sat, Mar 20, 2004 at 12:20:06PM -0500, John Culleton wrote:
1. We don't have directions for including XSane in the new
Gimp.
this is up to the XSane people. gimp developers have nothing to do with
it. however, one of them hacked it in about 10 minutes but out of
John Dietsch wrote:
Here is the url for the sane/xsane cvs:
http://sane.alioth.debian.org/cvs.html
And where exactly in this CVS is XSane?
Michael
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Matt wrote:
At 10:50 PM 3/21/04 +0100, Sven Neumann wrote:
Do you stroke with a paint-tool or do you use the new stroke
functionality in gimp-2.0? The latter should give better results.
I am using WinGimp 1.2 because I still have Win 98 and WinGimp 2
requires Windows 2000, according to the
under sane-frontends
./doc/xscanimage.man
./src/xscanimage-gimp-1_0-compat.h
./src/xscanimage.c
Is this what you wanted?
xscanimage is not XSane.
HTH,
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Zhang Weiwu wrote:
For years I was told and tried and confirmed the alpha channel is not
supported on IE with a simple img src=.
Recently I decide to convert all my gif pictures to png. I used GIMP,
and (as expected) I lose transparency on IE.
But later I tried another tool, the gif2png by
David Wright wrote:
Does the gimp support opacity layers? By opacity layer I mean an layer
with a 8-bit numer for each pixel, where instead of being intrepreted as
a gray or color intensity value, the number is intrepreted as a pure
opacity. When it is 255, the pixel is black; when it is 0, the
John Culleton wrote:
I found the comments below from a friend of mine on another
list provaocative. She is not a Gimp user. I wonder how
many of her cautions are universal and how many just
dependent on the program used to create the graphics?
-quote begins---
I visit lots of
Daniel Rogers wrote:
Daniel Rogers wrote:
So, I noticed the resounding silence surrounding this thread. Is anyone
still interested in a foundation? I went into this foundation thing
thinking I had support from the community. I cannot do this all by
myself. The Foundation is about getting
Andrew Gaffney wrote:
Sven Neumann wrote:
I am afraid you guys need to fix your mail readers. The message I sent
is a multipart message containing an attachment of
Content-Type: message/rfc822
Content-Disposition: inline
This is the recommended way of forwarding a message. Inside this
Steve M Bibayoff wrote:
Hello,
Carol Spears [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
take advantage of the linux origins of the software. building your
ownglib is very easy. it does not even need a lot of disc space.
Easy to build glibc, but much easier to hose your whole
system(everything) if glibc isn't
Greg Rundlett wrote:
With other platforms or distros, you're potentially going to run into
blockers. These are issues that GIMP developers/testers/volunteers
might want to address in a) an install script (if that is even possible)
or b) an install guide.
I expect the more 'polished' software
Barton Bosch wrote:
John Dietsch wrote:
On Sat, 12 Jun 2004, Barton Bosch wrote:
Should I take it that installing the new GIMP on FC1 is not
significantly easier than on rh 9 (shrike)?
It is the same.
What are people's experiences re: GIMP 2.x and FC1? Is it the same
nightmare of
Jim Clark wrote:
I find many pictures on the Internet have similar problems (can't say
it's exactly the same, but some number of corrupt bytes.) MSNBC is
especially bad; so I always assumed it was some Windows proprietary
thingy. But convert cleans them right up and repairs/deletes/whatever
Jae wrote:
** (gimp-2.0.exe:1456): WARNING **: Couldn't load font Microsoft Sans Serif
Italic 10 falling back to Sans Italic 10
Any clues/ideas/suggestions?
http://www2.arnes.si/~sopjsimo/gimp/faq.html
HTH,
Michael
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Sodipodi
Jae wrote:
I've been having an issue lately where GIMP 2.0.1 (and I upgraded today
and found 2.0.2, as well) is having the following two problems:
It can't seem to read the Windows clipboard anymore. It had been, and now
it's not. I upgraded and still nothing.
Seems to work fine.
Please note
Jeff Stephens wrote:
Can anyone here me? Is anyone out there? (echo echo echo)...
I wouldn't call this a dead list:
http://www.mail-archive.com/gimp-user%40lists.xcf.berkeley.edu/maillist.html
HTH,
Michael
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Sodipodi
Linux GIMP wrote:
Talking about thumbnail viewers:
First off, I have also searched for a thumbnail viewer that will show
xcf files. I have GThumb installed (Gentoo box) and it does not show my
xcf file thumbnails. I have searched for any type of
settings/preferences dialogue but found
Sven Neumann wrote:
Hi,
stepg [EMAIL PROTECTED] writes:
Okay now i am going from stupid to really stupid but i have the
setting set to web browser, i cant find any means to change this to
a specific browser. Firefox is set as my default browser.
Right below the Help Browser configuration there's
Sven Neumann wrote:
Hi,
stepg [EMAIL PROTECTED] writes:
I'm using Windows XP Home SP1. I installed GTK 2.4.3, GIMP 2.0.3,
GIMP Help 2.0.3, and GAP 2.0.2. Everything seems to work splendidly
-- except that the help system doesn't seem to work. Specifically,
the tips window pops up at startup,
Thanks for the info, but I don't have filters / generic / exif browser
menu.
Maybe this is an additional plug-in - I don't have this either.
Also, if gimp is going to show me the screen resolution which I
already know instead of the true resolution of the image then how do I
determine the
Bob Long wrote:
Using 2.0.3 (on XP Home), the filter now appears, but there is the
message, Exif Browser Message This image has no exit data attached.
Just upgraded to the GIMP 2.0.4 (Windows) and the exif browser now works.
Great stuff!
GIMP 2.0.3 had a glitch in the EXIF handling, this may be
Felix E. Klee wrote:
Hi,
here's another constant peeve of mine when using the Gimp: It is not
possible to scale brushes. Instead one has to predefine brushes of all
kinds of different sizes which I find to be quite cumbersome.
If I'm mistaken, I'm happy to be corrected. If the feature is really
Carol Spears wrote:
i dont know where this would be useful, but scalable on the fly brushes
are now available to gimp, if you have the proper hardware.
The proper hardware can be an ordinary keyboard that still has some keys
not taken by other shortcuts. Personally, I use ',' and '.' for this.
William Skaggs wrote:
I would like to re-integrate the Tool Option dialog but I didn't
succeeded.
How can I do this ?
See chapter 3.4 in the user manual (http://docs.gimp.org/en/).
Actually chapter 2.3.4.
We really need to come up with a better way of linking to
things in the Help docs :-).
Colin Bannister wrote:
make fails, with output below.
if /bin/bash ../libtool --mode=compile gcc -DHAVE_CONFIG_H -I. -I. -I.. -I..
-I/usr/local/include/gtk-2.0 -I/usr/local/lib/gtk-2.0/include -I/usr/local/include/atk-1.0
-I/usr/local/include/pango-1.0 -I/usr/local/include
Joao S. O. Bueno Calligaris wrote:
Are there any plans to compile Gimp Python for Win32?
I'd be happy to use it!
Oh gosh...
I forgot it doesn't run on Windows yet.
It must be because of fairly minor details...but I can not check for
them simply because I have no windows.
I will try and contact
Karine Proot wrote:
Hello list,
I just gave a look at my website using IE, and horror - I had forgotten
it cannot handle PNG transparency. So of course one option is to ignore
the problem and expect IE to be able to handle it somewhere in the future.
Would anyone help me / point me to
William Skaggs wrote:
For consistency with other programs and with users' expectations,
the menu entry should probably be called Print Setup and should
go into the File menu next to the Print entry.
But this Setup doesn't offer margins, the orientation of thei mage on
a sheet, printer settings
Gezim Hoxha wrote:
As far as gimptool I wouldn't know...but I guess (big guess) that
it's just some part of gimp--maybe toolbar!
gimptool is a script that help you to compile gimp plug-ins. It knows
about all the compiler switches that are needed, calls the compiler to
build the plug-in and can
Milos Prudek wrote:
Can jpeg image created by Gimp contain a small preview of the image,
different than the image itself, specifically an older version of the
image?
Yes.
How could the unprocessed image have been obtained by the webserver?
If the preview was part of the EXIF data, then it has
Joao S. O. Bueno Calligaris wrote:
So,
just Kevin replied to my e-mail regarding script-fu behavior - But I'd
say it is a urgent - blocker kind of problem. Even if the solution
is to ship tiny-fu on the tarball.
Context?
Michael
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David Neary wrote:
Hi all,
So thanks to yosh (and carol for having done the contest section
of the site in the first place) we now have the splash contest
back on track.
The next step is to actually judge the contest and pickj the 2.2
splash screen.
There are 3 ways we can go about that.
1)
Gert Cuykens wrote:
Some suggestions if you write a GIMP testimonial: be honest and
positive without over-emphasis, avoid negative comments about other
programs, check your speeling, keep it relatively short and make sure
that you are allowed to mention the name (and the country/state) of
your
Gert Cuykens wrote:
[fullqote]
BTW, could you learn how to quote? Would make your mails a lot easier to
read.
Michael
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Jeffery Cann wrote:
There appears to be no way to tell gimp's configure script where to
find the GTK+ 2.2.4 version in /usr/local/lib. If there is, PLEASE
tell me!
Tell pkg-config where it should find GTK+
So, the INSTALL file contradicts itself by saying that 1) GTK+ 1 and
2 can coexist, but
Jozsef Mak wrote:
The best solution of course would be to have the help files
integrated with the Gimp package itself. That is the way most
packages work. Failing that, a help tarball in parallel to the
current stable version and with explicit instructions on
installation (i.e. where) would be
Gert Cuykens wrote:
already thx when will the gimp 2.2 windows version come out ?
When 2.2 comes out, plus the time it takes the maintainer to prepare the
installer.
BTW, you're still not quoting correctly :)
HTH,
Michael
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Hello,
How could I save indexed colors of my .gif-image as a color palette for
the future use?
Use the Import item in the context menu of the palettes dialog. The
following dialog offers the palettes of openened indexed images for import.
This is available in the 2.2-pre2 at least, don't
Gert Cuykens wrote:
i think i just delete the quoting thingy :)
You're supposed to quote the parts of the message you're referring to,
keep the relevant attribution lines (xyz wrote:) intact, and delete
non-relevant parts (for example the signatures or ads added by mailing
lists).
Everyone
How do you install it on the windows version?
You use the help installer package.
HTH,
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I/ve tried (actually my programmer has) InforMatik software
(informatik.com)
and Pegasus software
.they both have good image apps but can't handle the really
large ones. over 100,000 pixels in
height..possibly engineering software would
work?
Try
GlacierHello,
I really need to find a program or API that will allow me to annotate or
insert/ append a 2 to 3 inch blank space on tiff images that are 100,000
pixels in height.so far nothing handles these really large
images...
any ideas.?
Without
Michael,
Perhaps this sounds weird, but ImageMagick sucked at handling some
*very large* Earth map images I threw at it. The GIMP was better.
I know, but the last time I mentioned that Imagemagick has problems, I was
told that this is hogwash ;)
The GIMP seems to be one of the only apps
http://docs.gimp.org/en/go01.html
yep looks very nice except it need some more words for example hue
only shows two pictures. Can someone at the circle comment to the
documentation please.
IMO these docs explain what hue actually is - though they could use some
more links (HSV and Hue
Jogchum Reitsma wrote:
Sven Neumann schreef:
gimp-2.0.pc is installed into $prefix/lib/pkgconfig. It's a standard
thing that a lot of software packages use these days. Please consider
to read the pkg-config man-page to learn more about it. The man-page
will also explain you how to use the
John Culleton wrote:
The help manual for gimp is in html form which is unhandy for taking into the
reading room :)
Has anyone produced either a text or a pdf version of the entire help manual?
http://docs.gimp.org
HTH,
Michael
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Jozsef Mak wrote:
Now that Gimp 2.2 is out, we can start fantasizing about the changes we
would like to see in the next release.
These are my fantasies.
To begin with, I would do away with all transformation dialog boxes
(scale, shear, rotation and so on).
Already planned, iirc.
Next, I would
Kevin Myers wrote:
I *completely* disagree with Jozsef regarding elimination of the
transformation dialogues that allow numeric input. While these dialog boxes
may not be very useful in Jozsef's workflow, they are *extremely* useful in
mine, where graphics objects and images must be sized to
Jozsef Mak wrote:
My idea was not to get rid of that space but to populate it with useful
information, which are presently scattered in the various transformation
windows (degree of rotation, width, height and so on). If that
information would be in plain view at all times, transforming objects
Brion Vibber wrote:
If you've gotten the TWAIN plug-in working (or not!), I'd very much
appreciate hearing what Gimp version, OS/version, scanner model driver
version you're using... I've only got a couple machines to test with,
and interoperating with different drivers which behave
The Graphics Muse Tools are a set of plugins (C source) for GIMP 1.2.
They've been around for at least 4 years now. I haven't had time to
port to GIMP 2.x yet, but its definitely on my todo list.
Please use the plug-in template when you do this, it makes it really easy to
build them on
Matthew H. Plough wrote:
I am well aware that the new file open dialog has been a topic of
contentious debate, and my goal isn't to arouse people's tempers. I
like neither the new (GIMP 2.2) nor the old (GIMP 2.0) file open dialog;
neither offers much flexibility. After looking at the dialog
Jozsef Mak wrote:
At configuration i provide --prefix=/usr/local/share/gimp/2.0
option.
But no matter what i do the help-files keep installing in the
/usr/share/gimp/2.0 directory. This is why Gimp cannot find the files.
How can i fix this?
AFAIK gimp-help-2 get's its settings from pkg-config, so
Frank wrote:
Using GIMP to rotate JPEG images is actually a bad idea since GIMP
would have to recompress the file, introducing a quality loss. There
are tools that allow to losslessly rotate JPEG images, even
automatically provided that your camera has an orientation sensor and
adds that info the
Jakub Steiner wrote:
On Mon, 2005-02-07 at 19:41 -0800, Carol Spears wrote:
it would be nice if everyone would stop making psd files since not
everyone can use psd.
In many cases people just want to convert their old work. They don't use
proprietary formats by ignorance, but simply
Dave Neary wrote:
[...]
ImageMagick can read XCFs).
More or less, I heard. Often less.
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Carol Spears wrote:
On Thu, Feb 10, 2005 at 01:27:40AM +, Eric Pierce wrote:
Implementing the import/export of a dynamic text layer from psd would
be a nice addition though.
someone just needs to do this, and i think that someone said that they
could do this -- someone needs to just
I don't have the message, so am unable to view the source or send it to
you, but it seems there is indeed one lurking on a Windows machine
somewhere that is on this list. I wonder sometimes if it would be wise
to block all Windows generated email to a list anymore. Lucky for
those of us
Patrick Shanahan wrote:
* Michael Schumacher [EMAIL PROTECTED] [02-25-05 17:25]:
No, this isn't sufficient. Not doing a reply when starting a completely
new topic is the right thing to do.
or remove the 'References:' and 'In-Reply-To:' header lines with *all*
of the previous quote.
This is close
Kalle Ounapuu wrote:
When manually dragging an edge, is there a way to constrain it on an axis?
In Photoshop you hold shift and your cursor motion will be restricted
to the initial axis you start moving your mouse on.
Ctrl keeps the height, Alt the width, and both simultaneously the aspect
ratio.
Chionesu George wrote:
Ok, so I'm tryin' to ditch Photoshop and do the bulk of my graphics in
Linux. When is GIMP gonna have native CMYK support or some kind of
native integration with lcms? Like, I know GIMP has it's own path
other than being a Photoshop killer, but c'mon -- CMYK
Peter Jon White wrote:
But what you call wild comments may be helpful to the people
developing The Gimp and who are soliciting donations. For example, I
tried for over an hour to figure out the bug reporting function on teh
website. I couldn't make heads or tails of it. I'm sure it's easy for
Kalle Ounapuu wrote:
For example, I tried for over an hour to figure out the bug reporting
function on teh
website. I couldn't make heads or tails of it. I'm sure it's easy for a
programmer...
I agree with that... after XX number of seconds going through that thing
myself, I gave up.
On a Suse 9.2 self-compiled Gimp 2.2 with 1 Gb of Ram and 1 Gb of swap,
and app. 30 Gb free on the harddrive where Gimp has it's swap/cache.
I have been working on some hollyday photos, all about 3,5 Mb of size,
to crop, rotate and others to make them ready for showing on the tv.
All were
Given that all the string changes in GimpShop occured in translatable
strings, one wonders why patching the source was needed at all. The only
other changes were to the menu files, which have been external since the
change to GtkUIManager.
Maybe for the script-fus...
In fact, with a
Alan Horkan wrote:
On Wed, 13 Apr 2005, David Marrs wrote:
Date: Wed, 13 Apr 2005 16:09:28 +0100
From: David Marrs [EMAIL PROTECTED]
To: gimp-user@lists.xcf.berkeley.edu
Subject: [Gimp-user] Feature Request: Open toolbox on right click.
I posted this to the c.g.a.gimp group initially but was
Olivier Ripoll wrote:
David Marrs wrote:
But even with the menubar switched off it can still be accessed by
clicking the right-facing arrow in the top left corner of the screen,
so you don't *need* the right-click. I'm not saying that it shouldn't
continue to be accessible by
Wonderful! I knew about indexing in relation to GIFs. Didn't know
PNG could to indexing. Is there anything more intelligent than trial
and error for determining how few colours will do while preserving
the quality of the page (there is a graphic on the page I am scanning
that I would
No, it doesn't match any of the indexing options, it just reduces the
numbers of shades per channel (Ok, postering with 6 levels is the same
as indexing to the web palette without dithering, but thats it).
Documentation can be really confusing sometimes :)
Karine Delvare wrote:
On Sat, 30 Apr 2005 05:07:58 -0600
Gezim Hoxha [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
So, my question is is there some fonts that I could get that are for
_free_, meaning you don't have to pay anything, but also you can do what
the heck you wish with it as well. Am I just dreaming or
Most of the things you are saying is true. I am not
sure though about the support for Chinese fonts.
I don't have any problems using Chinese in the text tool or other text
entires...
What I am missing from Gimp is the Photoshop-like
layer effects and the Adjustment layer. These would be
So, I typed the text I wanted into the text tool window. The part of
the text that lies on the image is visible, but the part that dangles
off into the white space below is invisible. I can't see it.
Any guidance? Please... I have a deadline for this project. Thank you.
Hm, RTFM comes to
Eric P wrote:
On Linux, I have no problem using a desktop solely for the Gimp, but on
Windows (at work) I end up using a multi-desktop switcher to keep
windows from getting out of hand (in numbers). Unfortunately, all the
multi-desktop switcher programs I've tried (VirtuaWin, MegaScale
Mikhail Ramendik wrote:
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
default?
Yep, this is in the
With the new file selector, is it possible to have the thumbnail view
that the previous file selector had?
How about trying it yourself? :)
HTH,
Michael
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Olivier Ripoll wrote:
Mikhail Ramendik wrote:
Could one somehow make the browse for other folders section open by
default?
I will probably say a stupid thing here, but I think it would go against
the HIG (Human Interface Guidelines) of Gnome:
And? ;)
PS: (My personal opinion is that
Sven Neumann wrote:
Olivier Ripoll [EMAIL PROTECTED] writes:
On Windows version of gimp, there is no thumbnail in the open
window. If you know a way to have thumnails there, please tell me
how, I would like to have it working as on my linux box at home.
There is no reason why there shouldn't
--- Ursprüngliche Nachricht ---
Von: Olivier Ripoll [EMAIL PROTECTED]
An: gimp-user@lists.xcf.berkeley.edu
Betreff: [Gimp-user] Re: modular GIMP
Datum: Thu, 12 May 2005 09:21:56 +0200
Sven Neumann wrote:
On a totally unrelated topic, I haven't seen any announcement on the
mailing lists
Olivier Ripoll wrote:
Gilberto wrote:
I live in Brasil
I´m planning to sell mugs with Wilber decoration.
Is this legal?
Wilber logo is GPLed. So as long as you provide the source code of your
mug and carve the complete GPL licence on the bottom face of the mug,
there is no problem.
Hm,
Von: Olivier Ripoll [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Richard Nagle wrote:
when will gegel be add into gimp?
In the open source world, when someone ask for when ?, the usual
answer is when it's ready.
As a joke, I could also say: gegl integration is planned to be done
when the Debian make their next
Von: Rikard Johnels [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Gimp seems to be a VERY difficult piece of software to get going from
scratch if you are a dabbling neewbie in compiling/programming
Yes. If you want something easy, compile a hello.c...
Far to many depends that arent clearly stated.
Form Gimp-Perl's
Von: Rikard Johnels [EMAIL PROTECTED]
It has been DAYS!
I'ts not that uncommon for a mailing list to have a queue time of one or two
days.
And even weeks...
This, however, can't be considered normal. IIRC, the mailing list system is
slow, but not that slow. Manish Singh should be able to
Von: Carol Spears [EMAIL PROTECTED]
i suggested that we attach a household window fan to the top of the
computer called beta earlier this week (it was having heat problems at
berkeley) when i learned that this computer has a broken motherboard.
this was interesting news as no one has
Erika De Jesus wrote:
yeah, i think that's gonna be great! though my prob is that
i'm no developer. and that im sorry that i can't contribute
plugins, brushes, patterns, and stuff. though i am pro to your
decision. the only question is... who does all the updating
and server paying? i dont
Maurice George wrote:
I've just updated my version to Gimp 2.2.4-2 under Xandros Linux 3 and I
get the following error message :
KDEInit could not launch gimp-remote-2.
Could anyone confirm that the easiest solution would be to delete the
reference to this file in KDEInit ?
No.
Or
Von: Carol Spears [EMAIL PROTECTED]
On Fri, Jul 01, 2005 at 01:53:56PM +0200, nuno alexandre wrote:
when you want to apply other surfaces, you need to restart the
application - and that's what I think its not acceptable.
well, what were you using and is this still an option to you?
I
Owen wrote:
The last few Gimps I've made have this line in the configure
checking if GTK+ is version 2.7.0 or newer... no
Just wondering if this is going to happen any time soon?
This check is there so that some code can be built conditionally.
Usually, this is done in order to try new
[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
I'm trying to draw a flowchart in Gimp.
Use the right tool for the job: Dia
HTH,
Michael
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Von: Jon Kleiser [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Is it possible to write a Scheme/Script-Fu script that puts circular
dots at certain positions using the Ink tool? The reason I want to
use the Ink tool is that those dots are nicely anti-aliased.
Using the normal brush tool, the antialiasing seems to be
Steve Croteau wrote:
1)Don't save to jpg because it doesn't support transparency.
2)Use gif or png instead.
3)To be polite to Win users, if using a png format - change mode to
indexed.
s/Win/IE/, but otherwise correct.
Michael
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Von: Paulo Jorge de Oliveira Cantante de Matos [EMAIL PROTECTED]
I'm quite surprised with some results. I had some mathematica
plots which I just exported into EPS and inserted into a LaTeX
document. They are excellent. One of them I had to edit so I
used Gimp and when I saved in EPS, the
Michel Franckart wrote:
Sven Neumann sven at gimp.org writes:
Suggestions on how to improve this are welcome. Patches would be even
more appreciated.
I use Gimp 224 on SuSe Linux 92 :turning a scissor-made shape into a selection
rarely works and never twice.
I have tries several 'tricks'
Von: Peter Karlsson [EMAIL PROTECTED]
I should be able to move any layer freely about and manipulating it
separately from the rest of the layers (and the pic/canvas).
You can do this, at least I don't get what your problems with this are.
This is how layers work in CAD-software (to which I
[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
I am an OS X user, so not sure if a right click
alternative is available to me.
Get the new Mighty Mouse. It has been blessed by Apple, so you may now
use multi-button mouses, too :)
SCNR,
Michael
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