Gimp 2.10.22 bundled in Knoppix 9.x

[rickk]

Just downloaded the most recent public offering from Knoppix, version 9.1 And it has Gimp 2.10.22 bundled inside. (thought you might find of interest).

I suppose that I'll get used to the compound tools (see below: partial screenshot)  Is  there any provision to go back to the old default?

[rich2005]

All in Edit -> Preferences
Toolbox old style Tool Groups https://i.imgur.com/sH8dMrW.jpg
Old style sliders in the Interface section https://i.imgur.com/J0auoEt.jpg

[rickk]

Much appreciated! For whatever reason I expected the solution would have come about through selecting "legacy"  in the icon themes.
When that didn't work, I just suspected I was getting too old and geezerly to solve such  problems.  

[Ofnuts]

IMHO, instead of totally disabling groups, you should et them up to your liking. You can move things around in the interface to

• create your own groups (f needed)
  
• keep some tools isolated
  
• reorder tools/groups
  
• show some tools that are not shown by default
  

[rickk]

(03-13-2021, 05:09 PM)Ofnuts Wrote: IMHO, instead of totally disabling groups, you should et them up to your liking. You can move things around in the interface to

• create your own groups (f needed)
  
• keep some tools isolated
  
• reorder tools/groups
  
• show some tools that are not shown by default
  

That's worth thinking about, I love to configure the workplace.

I may go back to the groups after a bit, looks like there are new tools,  the toolbox is getting pretty crowded.   I'll likely leave it ungrouped for awhile as I get used to it, then once I feel like I know what is what I'll likely bundle things back up.

The default groups weren't so much problematic, as I just tend to let the thumbnails serve as a reminder of what all functionality I have available. So, when I don't see something I tend to forget that it exists.

Thanks for the suggestions.

[rickk]

(03-13-2021, 05:09 PM)Ofnuts Wrote:

• create your own groups (f needed)
  

Just knowing the correct nomenclature that the clusters are "tool groups", has been a big help allowing me to search for a comfortable solution.

There  were some fairly significant changes between knoppix 8.6 and 9.1 as well,  so I may have been overwhelmed with novelty. 

 Thanks again for the help.