Inspired by Rich2005 over-there >  https://www.gimp-forum.net/Thread-Tip-to...es-at-once which he literally wrote the WebP part

Use case: You got a bunch of images in GIMP and you have finished to work on them, and want to export all at once in JPG or WebP or PNG, or TIFF or even BMP
Or another use case: You did slice your image using guides with Image > Slice Using Guides with a grid of 10x10 and you got 100 opened images, go to export them one by one...  

You will want this with all those images opened (un-zip, then put the .scm file in the scripts folder)
  sg-save-all-open-a.scm.7z (Size: 2.29 KB / Downloads: 1381)

Now you just go to File > Export All Images As... Chose your folder, Chose the type of image, Give a generic name, and a start number (auto-numbering)

   

What changed with the original ?
A lot, like A LOT.
Export the full image and not just a layer.
Once you chose where to save and the file type, you can get a coffee or a beer, the script will care for the other million opened images and no question asked by GIMP.
No default settings from GIMP,  as before the exported JPG was bigger than the original,

Thus now you can set your settings in the code, I did comment ALL for > JPG, WebP, PNG and TIF
   

Hello,

is there a way to save export settings ?

I always export to WEBP and i always use the same settings. But selecting the different settings (file type, extension, quality etc...) takes more time and clicks, and scrolls than the actual export. So is there a way to save those settings ?

Thanks for your help

Currently the default for my postings is "NO subscribe".

How can I tell the forum software to always automatically subscribe me for email notifications of my new postings?

I found no user preferences section here.

Currently the only way to undo the previous action() is to select menu "Edit"-->"Undo"

I hate menus. I prefer toolbars.

Is there a way of creating something like a toolbar button for "undo"?

How can I assign a new function the mouse wheel?

In future using the mouse wheel the current picture should be zoomed in or out.

I am not that tech-savvy. But using Gimp happily for enhancing my photographs. Wish to install refocus. I downloaded the package and unzipped. Found the plugin folder to place the extract. It does not work perhaps I am missing something. I do not know how to run ./configure or something. I appreciate if someone could help me in this. 

Thanks and Regards

Windows 7
Gimp 2.10.36

Protocol:
  Click File/Open...
  Click the "Type a file name" button
  Enter a file path in the Location field
  The path has forward slashes (/), not the Windows back slash (\).
  Gimp ignores.
  Change the forwards to backs.
  Gimp accepts.

Is that worthy of a bug report?

My first post here...

I am a jeweller and post pics of the jewellery i make on my website, ebay etsy etc.

I have had some success with changing the colours of stones using gimp... garnet to Amethst, sapphire , Rubt etc.

But I'm trying to work out how to change silver jewellery into gold.

If anyone can point me to a tutorial I would be grateful.

Here is a photoshop tutorial.. I need the same thing for GIMP

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=R6PB-y1n...jaGraphics

Hi!

In Inkscape it is possible to perform some Boolean functions (I think this is the term) both via the menu and keyboard shortcuts.

For Union (ctrl+ +) or difference (ctrl+ -) I can easily get results both via the menu and via the keyboard.

However, for Exclusion (ctrl+ ^) or Intersection (ctrl+ *) I can only do it via menus (Path - Exclusion). 

I have tried to produce the ctrl+^ key combination in several ways; numeric keypad (8 key), ~/^ key, but no results.

Would anyone know how to make these shortcuts work via keyboard? Possibly I'm missing something very simple (at least from the Inkscape developers' point of view).

Thanks.

also posted @ GimpChat

This Gimp version is part of Ubuntu 24.04 'Noble' long term support to be released in April 2024. The apt package is already available and from that we make the AppImages.
These AppImages use an 'overlay filesystem' supported by Ubuntu automatically . Other distros like MX Linux use a 'fuse-overlayfs' . For MX install with: ' sudo apt install fuse-overlayfs '
Tested on Ubuntu 22.04 and MX Linux 23.1. They don't work on earlier systems.

get them here

   


On the Gimp Ubuntu snap package with python
I found it can be installed with