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Launch Gimp Flatpak from terminal? |
Posted by: mholder - 03-06-2021, 11:46 PM - Forum: Linux and other Unixen
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I recently installed the LXDE desktop environment over my MINT 19.3 XFCE version. I prefer LXDE and almost everything works, but I only have Gimp 2.8. I do not know how to access Gimp 2.10. The terminal command 'gimp' runs 2.8.
Is there any way I can start 2.10 from a terminal, or really is there any way at all?
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Remove background |
Posted by: meetdilip - 03-05-2021, 03:15 PM - Forum: General questions
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While I see many one-click remove background tools online, which works great too. I am a bit sceptic about my photos leaving my computer.
I always loved how GIMP helped do a lot of things and preserve our privacy at the same time. I wonder what are our options for background removal in GIMP 2.10.22. Is there any safe script or a reliable addon that we can use to make background removal easier ? Thanks.
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Can't draw lines. |
Posted by: ranchdressing - 03-04-2021, 11:00 PM - Forum: General questions
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Running 2.10.22 on OSX Big Sur 11.3. Whenever I click and drag to draw a line, it just creates a dot where I start and every time I stop. Happens with every drag and click tool. Changing size, color, etc does not help. Any advice would be appreciated.
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Live view with svg filter applied, while changing contrast and tones |
Posted by: adamalleman - 03-03-2021, 11:09 PM - Forum: General questions
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On my website I apply SVG filters to black and white images.
The effect is a multitone effect achieved by gradient mapping the black and white image with feColorMatrix.
Normally I use black and white pictures with a high contrast for a better multitone effect, but sometimes still doesn't look good enough, so I might need to adjust other parameters then contrast.
What I want is to open a black and white image in Gimp, import my multitone svg filter and apply it to the image as a layer or otherwise so I can see the effect (I don't know if this is possible), and while the effect is on, change the contrast and other parameters of the black and white image to see the output with the filter on...
Any recommendations how to achieve this in Gimp (or in other software)?
I am not sure that Gimp can load an .svg file as a layer, and render the filter on the image just like browsers do.
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