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Shortcuts like Photoshop |
Posted by: nothing - 11-03-2021, 12:13 AM - Forum: General questions
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Is there a simple way to make the shortcuts like photoshop? If not, I hope the developer make it in the next update.
I also use Inkscape and the shortcut option is really helpful.
Thanks!
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Defining GIMP 2.10.28 to Scribus 1.5.7 |
Posted by: LateJunction - 10-31-2021, 04:59 PM - Forum: Linux and other Unixen
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I have the flatpak versions of GIMP 2.10.28 and Scribus 1.5.7 installed under Linux Mint Cinnamon 20.2. I wish to invoke GIMP from within Scribus to edit an image. The Scribus preferences allow me to define (in the External Tools option) the 'Name of Executable'. While I am not sure exactly what is meant here I assume it is the fully qualified path and name of the gimp executable that is required. I know of no way of definitively finding out what either of these two items of information is - for instance, the "flatpak info -l" option for gimp does not point to an executable, only a directory with an extensive tree structure 'below' it. I have used 'find' in Nemo, discovering more than 30 paths which might be relevant, out of approx. 2,900 'hits' on 'gimp' - but none of them work. Can anybody explicitly tell what what I should be using in Scribus? Has anyone actually ever done this?
I ask this because I had a similar challenge in trying to edit Gimp preferences to correctly invoke darktable 3.6.1 - but no one has so far been able to tell me what the correct string is, or even to prove (i.e. validate their claims) that they have actually done it, with my installed versions of the apps under Mint 20.2. I have concluded that this is not possible with Gimp in this scenario.
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Gimp stops responding EVERY SINGLE TIME using the foreground select tool |
Posted by: anon2101 - 10-30-2021, 10:41 AM - Forum: General questions
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Also before gimp starts responding, there's a text showing "creating alpha of unknown pixels" while using the foreground select tool. And after that gimp becomes completely unresponsive until i close the window. This happens more prominently with the matting levin engine. And from what i've seen, the global matting isn't just as impressive.
Gimp version- 2.10.28
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Some older filters or plugins not working |
Posted by: launok - 10-30-2021, 10:09 AM - Forum: Extending the GIMP
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Dear all,
I need some advice with filters not appearing after install.
I used GIMP many years ago and not very familiar with the new version of GIMP 2.10.
In the past I have used Photoshop filters/plugins which used to work but some of them now don't anymore.
Another strange behavior I ran across yesterday is when I install the old Photoshop Xero filters it interferes with my Photoshop Artistic sets already installed. When I install the Artistic filters from Photoshop it automatically adds it to the Artistic filters coming with GIMP which is great. But when I install the Xero filters and it shows up in GIMP, it deletes these extra Photoshop artistic filters from the list. It is great that they work both in GIMP but not keeping both in the filters list together. There seems a conflict problem between the filters although they are in completely separate folders. As I mention I am new to this version of GIMP and not sure if I maybe install them wrongly!?
And then I have another old Photoshop filter which used to work way back in GIMP, but now install it, it don't show under the list at all. The filter I am trying to install is called "Impressionist.8bf", and is not related to the GIMPressionist which is part of the installed filters in GIMP. I am not sure if I will be allowed to add this filter here and will do that when it's okayed.
There are more of my older Photoshop filters I want to install but not sure if it will work or not. I don't have Photoshop installed on my new laptop.
I hope someone have some advice regarding this conflict problem or why some old filters don't work. All advice is much appreciated.
Kind regards,
Laura
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