Testing.
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Hi,
The Gimp web page recommended this list but so far I see no activity at
all. Are there other lists that I should know of?
Thanks,
Jonathan
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Carol Spears wrote:
Ask them a question. Asking them how to draw a straight line is always
fun.
Wow, I've been on some 10 hrs now and this my second mesage from the
wilderness. And in answer to my cry for recognition. I figured everyone
was very hush hush, or it was the Zen approach to
[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Actually, everyone knows everything now, for there's no further need for
discussion.
Ah, the almighty God approach to list management. Mount Olympus style,
eh?
I am currently designing a sticker to customize keyboards. It says "ANY".
Stickers are $3 USD each,
Open Letter to Gimp-Users
Okay all, I know you're out there now. I'm off to bed because it's
close to 11PM here and it's been 15hrs uptime on the Linux box. So, I'm
expecting a full mailbox in the morning with in depth discussions on
textures versus gradients, insights into writing scripts, the
Javier Hernandez wrote:
I missed the message.
Did you find the gimp's RPMs ?
Did anyone post any deb's of Gimp 1.2? And if so, compiled against the
current potato or woody?
Thanks,
Jonathan
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robert lund wrote:
Oh really. Well its something here. Im thorloy board. just sending mail from
my bordom. oh and a bord noard board bo...zz
Well, there was a brief spurt of activity this morning when some 4
messages flew across the screen and since then it's been the
Christopher S. Swingley wrote:
# apt-get update
# apt-get install gimp1.2 gimp1.2-perl
These packages worked great for me, but I've been tracking unstable
fairly closely for years now, so if you're still using potato, YMMV.
I looked on the main debian site and couldn't find
Jon Winters wrote:
Try the Plazma plugin on a blank layer, desaturate it and adjust the
transparency. Erase the areas where you don't want smoke.
Great, thanks for the feedback. Will do so now...
Jonathan
"Hey, I think I finally got the hang of i-"
Hi,
I'm doing a left to right gradient, dark blue to black so that a narrow
2 inch bank of blue apperas before fading into black. the problme is
that the band has uneven bars of various hue there. I tried Blur to
smooth it out, and adding another deeper colored layer, etc. No go. How
can I
Jon Winters wrote:
Sounds like your display is not set to 24 or 36 bit color. You'll
always see banding, even tho it may not really be in the image, if
you're running less than 24bit color.
Banding, eh? I'm on 24 bit. Always have been and just ran a check, still
am... Even hough I have
Seth Burgess wrote:
Try out my plug-in, colortoalpha. Its found under
Filters/Colors/Color To Alpha...
Don't have it, at least on 1.04 which came with potato and I'm trying to
get my hand on something more recent...
Have you an url for it?
BTW, all the plugins I've seen come in source?
Andrew Kieschnick wrote:
Note that gimp 1.2 says it needs gtk 1.2.8, but the package only depends
on = 1.2.0 for some reason. I don't know if it will work with
1.2.8. 1.2.8 is available from Helix though.
Potato has GTK 1.2.7...
Let me know if you want the packages I built, and I'll
syngin wrote:
are you starting the gradient about an inch in from the edge of the page by chance?
if so, try starting the gradient on the edge of the layer (or outside the layer).
this might be from the all-to-obvious department, but who knows?
Nope, on the edge and in about 2 inches on my
Guillermo S. Romero / Familia Romero wrote:
ATI are nice too, I had one, good 2D, and new models are supported cos
ATI pays coders, and the code goes into XFree (I have been thinking
about getting one again, ATI cares, and this way support will last
longer). Matrox is good too (using one
Hi,
The Xemian gimp 1.2 seems to have done the trick. It does go in as
~/.gimp-1.2. Is this particular to the new gimp or this build? Any way
to get an old generic .gimp (I moved my earlier one so as to avoid just
this).
Thanks.
Jonathan
Guillermo S. Romero / Familia Romero wrote:
Gimp uses dirs with version so you can mix installs or it does not
crash after a big update (some config items are not compatible). After
getting "nice" cores with other apps, I think Gimp way is good, you
can always move one item at a time, or
Hi,
I posted this earlier but part of a longer message. I have the new Helix
compiled Gimp 1.2 and the installtion program offers me only the
.gimp-1.2 home directory. I've tried changing the path in preferences
and no go. So, is this particular to this build, or all the new Gimp
1.2? Gimp 1.04
Hi, With the new gimp1.2 I just noticed .xvpics directories popping up
like mushrooms. This something to do with preview settings? Or? How do I
turn this off and is this a good thing?
Thanks.
Jonathan
Thomas Gritsch wrote:
Jonathan Gift wrote:
Hi, With the new gimp1.2 I just noticed .xvpics directories popping up
like mushrooms. This something to do with preview settings?
As far as I know .xvpics directories are used to store previews.
Ah, ha! I thought so. Is there a generic way
Wandered Inn wrote:
Shame, for one brief moment I thought it was a coded hidden mesage from
the programmers. You know, like "Paul is dead"...
You have to view them backwards
At half the usual compression?
Jonathan
Stephan Henningsen stephan@m?gtest.dk wrote:
a standard developed by the XV-team. I like GIMP being able
to make use of it. It's simple small images (in some
obscure format =) saved in a hidden directory called .xvpics.
Thanks.
Does it pick where it saves these? So far I've worked in two
Wandered Inn wrote:
Shame, for one brief moment I thought it was a coded hidden mesage from
the programmers. You know, like "Paul is dead"...
You have to view them backwards
At half the usual compression?
So you've heard it too?
Shh. Not so loud. I have to adjust my
Wandered Inn wrote:
Shame, for one brief moment I thought it was a coded hidden mesage from
the programmers. You know, like "Paul is dead"...
You have to view them backwards
At half the usual compression?
So you've heard it too?
Shh. Not so loud. I
Wandered Inn wrote:
I think they know... AHHH! N!
Damn. Got him. You drop the foil a minute and it's all over. The voices
inside my head want to let you know you'll be missed. I hope it's over
with quickly. I hope they don't play the Wayne
Hi, I want to darken parts of a pic so up to now I've layered in a black
to color gradient. But better would be to leave parts transparent and so
was wondering if I lay down, and how, a gradient that goes from
transparent to a color. In other words, a gradualy appearing color?
Thanks.
Jonathan
Hi Teri,
Nope, no one got back to me and the other post on changing colors got 76
replies (er, roughly). I think the group's sending me a RTFM message
especially when your advice is actually to look at the tools option...
Thanks, BTW, it's exactly what I wanted. Ok, so I'm a moron. That
doesn't
Dominic Knight wrote:
Did you sink or swim ?
Glup.
Ok, ok. The ./configurew ent ok, except it coughed up it was missing
Perl stuff. I the put in the perl gimp lib and it complianed I had the
wrong version of perl. I that point I banged my head on the wall a couple
times and noticed I was
Andrew Kieschnick wrote:
Once you've installed the Ximian Gnome packages, you should be able to
build Gimp 1.2 (assuming you install the Ximian -dev packages) on potato.
Um, interesting. But I haven't installed Ximian and I don't intend to.
If it was just Perl, it's one thing. I have a
Andrew Kieschnick wrote:
Installing Ximian doesn't involve upgrading perl. If you want to see what
it does upgrade, look at their Packages.gz. Its basically Gtk+, the Gnome
libs, and some Gnome apps.
Ximian doesn't, compiling does. I thought we were talking about that.
It's why I didn't
Hi,
With the cal 2001 command I can get the year's calendar displayed on a
terminal or shot to a file. Q: How can I use that as background, as in
paste?
Any ideas.
Thanks.
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Jonathan Gift
Hi,
Is there a default browser Gimp 1.04 or the new 1.2 uses? Like Netscape
or the Gnome Help browser?
Thanks.
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Jonathan Gift
? Default?
Thanks.
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Jonathan Gift
Jeffrey Goldberg wrote:
(1) the "fax" command will convert text into a faxible TIFF, so
(2) create call-2001.txt as above.
I don't have fax program loaded. Can check dselect... Latex neither.
Nothing simpler, um? straight text with a transparent bg is the
objective...
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Wandered Inn wrote:
It appears that each line of text is a separate layer which might make
it easier to line things up.
The formatting was a bit off, but it worked.
Thanks for the info and thanks to the group for the numerous responses.
I'm still trying the perl script...
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Jonathan Gift
Hi,
Thanks all for the help. I think I'm covered here for now. I've got the
assorted options on file and have tried most.
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Jonathan Gift
script, or my install is missing something?
Thanks for any pointers.
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to all those placing kernel code samples on
their wallpaper background on Themes...
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Jonathan Gift
Hi,
I upgraded to the new Gimp 1.2.1 but I still get Script-Fu crashes,
especially on the Puzzle plugin. Gimp itself is fine. Anyone else has
this?
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Hi,
Now I'm new to this list and so don't know if this is appropriate... I'd
like to create some swirling smoke as from someone smoking and have
tried swirl, etc on a grey gradient but doesn't quite cut it. Hs this
been done and how? I'm ure it has, but the how is the question.
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