64-bit Windows 10 fully updated as of today, including latest nVidia drivers for the GTX970 direct from nVidia.
Fresh (1st time ever for this PC) install of Gimp 2.10.14 using setup-2 (downloaded from here: https://download.gimp.org/mirror/pub/gim...etup-2.exe)

Installed for "All Users" so C:\Program Files
Took all the install defaults
Install completes without error

Try to run Gimp - nothing happens.  No error.  Nothing.
Launch the command line as admin and try to run gimp-console - I get this:
Exception code=0xc0000005 flags=0x0 at 0x00007FFD5A5072A6. Access violation - attempting to write data at address 0x00000E3800001FA0
Exception code=0xc0000005 flags=0x0 at 0x00007FFD5A5072A6. Access violation - attempting to write data at address 0x00000E3800001FA0
Exception code=0xc0000005 flags=0x0 at 0x00007FFD5A5072A6. Access violation - attempting to write data at address 0x00000E3800001FA0
Exception code=0xc0000005 flags=0x0 at 0x00007FFD5A5072A6

I purged Gimp and tried it with a minimal install (Gimp, runtime, engine for GTK+, and debug symbols only).  No difference.
Tried installing to E:\ - no difference.

Was getting ready to drop back to a previous version/installer, but thought I'd post and see if anyone knows what's up.

Blighty mentioned in https://www.gimp-forum.net/Thread-Rotate...4#pid16204 that arakne-path-shape-creator8 was not working with current Windows Gimp.

There is / was a fix or this. Pulled out of my archive and using Win 10 (VM) / latest Gimp 2.10.14

Attached. 
Unzip, and put the whole folder in your Gimp user profile plug-ins C:\Users\"yourname"\AppData\Roaming\GIMP\2.10\plug-ins

   

Find it in Filters -> Path -> Path Shape Creator...

Best used inside a selection.

   

Attached Files

  arakne-path-shape-creator8.zip (Size: 70.77 KB / Downloads: 961)

@page { margin: 2cm } p { margin-bottom: 0.25cm; line-height: 115% }
Hi All, I am looking for Tips/Help regarding Gimp navigation/layers. I have recently migrated from Windows to Linux as my preferred OS. I had been using the Adobe LR PS for my photo editing within the windows environment an option that is now unavailable to me in Linux.
I am looking to duplicate a technique I used in LR where I stacked photos as layers they could then be blended by using a brush I could expose the lower image (or part of) in my stack. The stacked photos are all of the same composition (night photography) but several photos were taken using a long exposure. Where some exposures I had performed some light painting to an object in the foreground. Hope that makes sense?
Can this technique be performed or duplicated with Gimp?

dear community


The grid-layout-system was first used to arrange some kind of text, images or even handwriting on a sheet of paper and then many many years later in publishing to organize the layout of printed pages or on pictures.

Given that the printed page and the virtual page (like a wordpress-page) have much in common, it should come as no surprise that we also use it in web and app design. For all this i need a GIMP tool to achieve the intended work.

The question is: does GIMP have any plugin that covers that kind of layout-work: I want to creating a grid system for the virtual page – 
Well i guess that this is a little more complex than for the physical page – browsers handle information differently, and screens vary in size. but happily, however, the principle remains the same. 

Again: does GIMP have any plugin that support the Grid as a Design Principle?

I went to view>and selected grid to better compare the placement of 2 items. The mesh was too close though. So I went to Edit>Preferences>Default grid and tried different numbers in the spacing setting and pressed ok after each try. The grid continues to look the same! What am I doing wrong?

I have never really gotten the hang of adding plug-ins to GIMP, and now that I'm up to Version 2.10.14, I find myself at a loss finding repositories of existing plug-ins to add, as usual.

I would especially like to add a bevel plug-in to create to create the ability in the layers palette to do bevels like PS has had for ages; if not that, a plug-in to add a filter to do the same.

Is this possible?

Thanks - Bill

I am about to order a product from this round up ...url-removed... and I wanted to know  if these can run gimp just fine? I will be doing massive tasks, do you guys think these are good enough for rendering and stuff too? thanks in advance.

Bonjour je suis nouveau j ai installé gimp 2.10.12 et je ne retrouve  plus la commande

Code for png image removed - broken

Filtres -> Alpha vers logo -> Biseau graduel  sur gimp 2.10.12[
qui peut me dire comment faire pour retrouver cela sur Gimp.2. 10.12
merci pour votre aide

I have one of these image below here.
I would like to select the blue area, and rotate it every 30 degree. For every rotate, i would like it to be a separate layer. Is there any script to do this?

I recently did a fresh install of windows & gimp.

I installed a custom font "Remington Noiseless" from the .ttf file.  The .ttf is in my C:/windows/Fonts folder. 

I created a new xcf and added the font.  It looks just right.  But when I export it to PDF the font is missing.  I've tried opening the pdf in both adobe reader and chrome.  When I look at the pdf options it shows verdana, but 

I've attached an example XCF and the resulting PDF.

With older XCFs from my old computer this font doesn't seem to work but others do.  At least I think, it's hard to tell.  The pdf fonts report seems to always claim another font than what is used.

Any suggestions?  I see a similar post here but no details https://www.gimp-forum.net/Thread-Messed...f#pid15532

Thanks for any help you might be able to offer


  test-new-xcf.xcf (Size: 77.65 KB / Downloads: 433)
  test-new-xcf.pdf (Size: 44.93 KB / Downloads: 445)