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|   How to make icons bigger | 
 
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Posted by: rimutaka  - 12-19-2021, 08:59 PM - Forum: General questions 
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				Hi, 
 
Can someone explain to me how to make icons bigger? 
 
The steps I have done: 
Access Edit --➤ Preferences --➤ Icon Theme --➤ Custom Icon size and shifted slider to “Huge”. The icons changed but still are not as I expected. 
 
 
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|   Blur with better control over the curve? | 
 
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Posted by: Asterra  - 12-17-2021, 12:43 AM - Forum: General questions 
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				Not sure what terminology to use.  The Gaussian blur by default is applying a gentle bell curve to the blur, so that it tapers off more and more gradually as the value approaches 0% (or 100%).  In the end, the blur winds up extending extremely far—much further than the actual limit suggested by the specified radius, for example. 
 
I'm hoping there's a way to tighten that curve.  Make it less of a bell.  Ideally, the ability to directly program the curve would be nice. 
 
Edit: Since it's on-topic, some convenient means of forcing the blur to affect all four channels (rather than literally only alpha) would also be nice.
			 
			
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|   The eraser only erases one layer of contast | 
 
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Posted by: calixtus06  - 12-16-2021, 07:15 PM - Forum: General questions 
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				Hello I am new on this forum. 
I'm used to using gimp ( 2.10) with linux and here appears a problem that I can't solve on one of my computers: when I use the eraser it erases the contrast of the image and the image gets lighter. Usually I have either the image behind or the background appearing depending on whether I have added an alpha layer or not.  
 
thanks for your help!  
 
Nico ( france)
			 
			
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