I am an absolute newbie to GIMP. I have installed it on two different
systems about one month ago and I have a question for each of them.
1) The first installation is at my office, in a Sun Solaris 2.5.1
environment. The problem is that I can't make GIMP work with jpg
images. I found somewhere th
Hi Guido,
to your second question: Which version of GIMP did you install? The one that
came with SuSE 6.3 is very unstable. It sounds like you have this one. Trying
to make a banner (sounds like Xtension) will definitely lead to a crash.
Try to get the latest version (1.1.18?). I have this one in
Lars Burgstahler wrote:
>
> Hi Guido,
Hi Lars,
thanks for your reply!
> to your second question: Which version of GIMP did you install? The
> one that came with SuSE 6.3 is very unstable. It sounds like you have
> this one.
Got it! Congratulations! :-)
> Trying to make a banner (sounds like
Hi!
I really like the GIMP.
But it's unusable for large images (e.g. 2000x2000 pixels). My brother had to copy one
big image into another:
-My home partitiion was completely filled (115 MB of GIMP swap)
-GIMP used more than 60MB of RAM
My PC is a AMD K6/2 300 MHZ and 128MB of RAM.
Is there a
Lars Burgstahler wrote:
> Trying to make a banner (sounds like Xtension) will definitely lead
> to a crash.
So this prompts a question. I was not aware that GIMP could generate
banners. How is this done?
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Until later: Geoffrey [EMAIL PROTECTED]
I'm afraid there will be more probl
On Fri, 24 Mar 2000, Guido Bressan wrote:
> I am an absolute newbie to GIMP. I have installed it on two different
> systems about one month ago and I have a question for each of them.
. My PC is rather low on RAM,
> 32MB only, the swap space is 128MB, the Linux disk is 6GB and the
> processor i
Joachim Ansorg wrote:
> Hi!
>
> I really like the GIMP.
>
> But it's unusable for large images (e.g. 2000x2000 pixels). My brother had to copy
>one big image into another:
>
> -My home partitiion was completely filled (115 MB of GIMP swap)
> -GIMP used more than 60MB of RAM
>
> My PC is a AMD K6
Mogens Jćger wrote:
> Joachim Ansorg wrote:
> > I really like the GIMP.
> > But it's unusable for large images (e.g. 2000x2000 pixels). My brother had to copy
>one big image into another:
> > -My home partitiion was completely filled (115 MB of GIMP swap)
> > -GIMP used more than 60MB of RAM
>
Guido Bressan <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> I found somewhere that I had to download, compile and install
> a "jpegsrc.v6b.tar.gz", which I did. First I performed a standard
> installation, making the jpeg executables visible to GIMP by linking
> them from the "lib/gimp/1.0/plug-ins" directory, th
Subject:gimpskip?
- i'm working on an o2 sgi.
- i'm using GIMP ( ==> for the first time <== ) to cut mattesto paint
touchups on background art, etc. (the resaved files are then used in ER,
MAYA, ANIMO, & SHAKE2)
- i've looked at the dox but..
i continue to have both timelag d
[Some comments, maybe bit off topic]
>3) I understand as well that one has to be careful not to have too large a
>swap space compared to your actual RAM, as it can end up slowing thigs
>down.
Well, swap / RAM size is a tricky thing, some OS force you how much swap you
must have, others leave you
Joachim Ansorg wrote:
> Hi!
>
> Which version of GIMP are you using?
I am using version 1.1.13 - (I have just changed from the RedHat distribution to
Mandrake - what a difference), and
because I don't have a really fast connection for downloads, I use the version that
came whith the distributi
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