Is there a possibility to get the toolbox always on top of all opened
windows? That would make working with the Gimp much easier. Also the
Layer-Window should have the possibility to be "always on top"
Martin
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On Mon, 5 Jun 2000, Martin Kerz wrote:
> Is there a possibility to get the toolbox always on top of all opened
> windows? That would make working with the Gimp much easier. Also the
> Layer-Window should have the possibility to be "always on top"
You can do this with your windowmanager. I use
Hello all, I've been a linux user for some 5-6 years or so, and do my best
to use linux for everything. However my hobby is photography and digital
imaging, which seems to be about to ring the death knell for my desktop
linux box due to performance problems.
The images I edit are usually around
What have you set your tile cache size to in gimp perfs? Sounds like a
simple misconfiguration.
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It's set to either 15 megs or 10 megs. However the disc is not being
thrashed, throughout the redraw all the CPU time is being eaten by gimp,
i.e. it's processor-bound, not I/O bound, if it was a cache issue then I'd
expect large amounts of disc I/O but I'm not seeing that.
Thanks for your help.
>It's set to either 15 megs or 10 megs. However the disc is not being
Too low, enough to edit a logo, but not for big images. 3500 * 2800 * 3
bytes = 29.4E6 bytes, as you see it is a lot more than 15MB (near two
times), so Gimp moves data to disk as soon as you load the image.
I have used Gimp
> The images I edit are usually around the 3500x2800
> or so mark at 30 bits
> depth. I've recently tried Gimp on such images and
> have found it to be
> lacking to put it mildly.
thats odd. that size should be fine. i work in film
res all the time (4kx3k) at 32bpp (yes, i know film
should be do
Just installed the rpm versions of 1.1.22 and the latest sane I could
find. When I try to access my scanner, I get a message telling me that
the version of the plug-in is using an older protocol than GIMP.
Does this mean I need to compile sane against some gimp libs?
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