A recent post made me wonder how difficult it might be adding scripts and plugins to a Mac.
I use linux, just a hobby user but go way back to MS DOS, so not too frightened by typing in commands and using a terminal.
This is using a Mac OSX virtual machine, so I am as much a beginner as anyone who bought their Mac yesterday.
This video demonstrates that it is not too difficult adding those scripts and plugins. Shown with Gimp 2.10 since that is the future, Gimp 2.8 is no different, determine the Gimp profile from the Gimp preferences. I am sure that there will be other/better/more efficient ways, it is just a beginner demo.
direct link https://youtu.be/CHHqlHdmQ0o 8 minutes
For those of you who do not like videos, Ofnuts very good advice is here:
https://www.gimp.org/tutorials/GIMPProfile/
I use linux, just a hobby user but go way back to MS DOS, so not too frightened by typing in commands and using a terminal.
This is using a Mac OSX virtual machine, so I am as much a beginner as anyone who bought their Mac yesterday.
This video demonstrates that it is not too difficult adding those scripts and plugins. Shown with Gimp 2.10 since that is the future, Gimp 2.8 is no different, determine the Gimp profile from the Gimp preferences. I am sure that there will be other/better/more efficient ways, it is just a beginner demo.
direct link https://youtu.be/CHHqlHdmQ0o 8 minutes
For those of you who do not like videos, Ofnuts very good advice is here:
https://www.gimp.org/tutorials/GIMPProfile/