12-22-2024, 11:57 AM
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(12-22-2024, 10:39 AM)Moreach Wrote: I have Gimp 2.10 on a laptop running Linux Mint, and have downloaded GMIC thru the software installer. It does not show up on Gimp. I had this on a previous PC and it installed itself automatically, under "filters". What have I done wrong?
(1) What "flavour" of Gimp 2.10 did you install ? From the Mint repo using synaptic or from gimp.org as a flatpak.
The flatpak uses its own flatpak gimp_gmic_qt package which you must use.
From the repo there is both a gmic package, which is the command line gmic and a gimp-gmic package. Both pull in lots of dependencies and (I seem to remember) the gimp-gmic is a dynamic version and rather old 2.9.xxxx and might not work For Mint 21 synaptic looks like this:
(2) A better way is use the "static" gimp_gmic_qt from http://www.gmic.eu You need to know the ubuntu version that your Mint is based on. Mint 22 = 'buntu 24.04 / Mint 21 = 'buntu 22.04 Download the appropriate zip file, unzip and put the whole gimp_gmic_qt folder in ~/.config/GIMP/2.10/plug-ins That working here in Mint 21 gimp_gmic_qt version 3.5
(3) It might still not work, it does have QT5 as a dependency. Run Gimp from a terminal and look at the error messages referring to gmic and install any missing dependencies.