[Gimp-user] too many fonts

2004-09-25 Thread Szasz Pal

Hi!

Once I have installed a lot of fonts (1000+) from the internet.
My problem is it's very hard to manage them in gimp. Not only the list
box scrolls and refresehs slowly, but I can find fonts very hardly.

I was thinking if it would be possible to group fonts in categories, so I
can choose which group to browse. For example all the fancy fonts would
be in category 'Fancy', so when I'm developing some images for a
buisness website, I don't need to see them. But when developing gfx for
games, I could quickly change to the category fancy.

Also I liked very much the font dialog in gimp 1.2, in 2.0 is it still
available, and if yes, how and where?

Thanks in advance!

Best Regards,
Szasz Pal

Space Software Studio
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Re: [Gimp-user] too many fonts

2004-09-25 Thread Sven Neumann
Hi,

Szasz Pal [EMAIL PROTECTED] writes:

 Once I have installed a lot of fonts (1000+) from the internet.  My
 problem is it's very hard to manage them in gimp. Not only the list
 box scrolls and refresehs slowly, but I can find fonts very hardly.
 
 I was thinking if it would be possible to group fonts in categories,
 so I can choose which group to browse. For example all the fancy
 fonts would be in category 'Fancy', so when I'm developing some
 images for a buisness website, I don't need to see them. But when
 developing gfx for games, I could quickly change to the category
 fancy.

This has been suggested before and might even become implemented one
day. For now I suggest you use the search capabilities of the
treeview. Press Ctrl-F (or Ctrl-S if you are using emacs keybindings
with GTK+) to enter search mode. In GIMP-2.1 there's also a font entry
with completion in the text tool options.

 Also I liked very much the font dialog in gimp 1.2, in 2.0 is it
 still available, and if yes, how and where?

No, it isn't. It has however been suggested that the fonts should be
grouped by family and again, this might even become implemented one
day. All these requests are in Bugzilla.


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Re: [Gimp-user] too many fonts

2004-09-25 Thread Szasz Pal

 I was thinking if it would be possible to group fonts in categories,
 so I can choose which group to browse. For example all the fancy
 fonts would be in category 'Fancy', so when I'm developing some
 images for a buisness website, I don't need to see them. But when
 developing gfx for games, I could quickly change to the category
 fancy.

This has been suggested before and might even become implemented one
day. For now I suggest you use the search capabilities of the

 Also I liked very much the font dialog in gimp 1.2, in 2.0 is it
 still available, and if yes, how and where?

No, it isn't. It has however been suggested that the fonts should be
grouped by family and again, this might even become implemented one
day. All these requests are in Bugzilla.

So I should wait patienty till somebody implements it ?-)

Is there a way to write a font-selector plugin for gimp? So by using this
plugin people could have an alternative font selector?


Best Regards,
Szasz Pal

Space Software Studio
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Re: [Gimp-user] too many fonts

2004-09-25 Thread Sven Neumann
Hi,

Szasz Pal [EMAIL PROTECTED] writes:

 So I should wait patienty till somebody implements it ?-)

No, you could of course help with it. Perhaps you would like to
propose a better font selector, draw some mockups and put it up for
discussion? If we can make up a well-defined goal, that would make it
easier to implement it.

 Is there a way to write a font-selector plugin for gimp? So by using
 this plugin people could have an alternative font selector?

No, there isn't and it wouldn't be feasible to add such an interface.


Sven
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