I use GIMP 2.8 on Debian Linux. In order to use GIMP 2.10, which is installed on my Linux Mint partition, I need GIMP-UFRAW, G'MIC and BIMP. Help shall be appreciated.

I just installed 2.10 and then I downloaded and installed the latest G'mic version but G'mic isn't showing up in my "Filters" list. I even restarted Gimp and it STILL ain't there! WTF. ACK!

Gimp doc says "When view>dot for dot is unchecked the image should be the real size if the image resolution is the same as the screen resolution.", according to this attachment.
   

I measured my monitor vertically. I divided it by 1440p, which is my display setting. The result ppi is approximately 109 ppi.

I opened a blank new image sized 640x480 with 109 ppi resolution.

Then I unchecked the "dot for dot" in view menu.

I measured the vertical size of the image. The size is smaller than 480/109. It should be 480/109.

So, I checked the "dot for dot" in view menu. Then the size is 480/109.

Why is this happen?

Hello,

My question might be silly, but on my GIMP 2.10 when I try to open or save or export a file, in the browser I can't go UP in hierarchy, so when I am in a folder, I am stuck in.

Also, When I click on a specific drive, no files appears on the right panel.

Any ideas?

Thanks.

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Hello,

When I try to save or export any file, it does not allow me to access Hard Drive Directories.

What's going on?

Thanks

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Hello all!   A simple question, sorry if this is a replay on the forum. How to make a node in a contour cusp, keeping the other angles? (in the photoshop i use left click+ctrl by node) Example in inskape.

Thanks!

I was trying to build GIMP 2.10 on OSX for a week now with no success. Most of the problems were all the different dependencies and such. While it took time all of it was solvable but now I think I came to an dead end. I have gone to the stage where I could finally run "make" and after some time of building different things it errors out on "gimp-debug-tool-2.0". Here is the output log:

This is just a bit of a rant to vent my frustrations.

What I would like to do:
1) Leave my 2.8 intact and untouched
2) Install 2.10 without anything from 2.8 ie a clean install

I haven't found a way to do that. I have a portable version installed as that doesn't interfere with 2.8. But I consider this as a temporary measure (it is on a USB stick for now)

Such great software but installation is difficult. How many potential new users are put off by this and go elsewhere?

I have the "unable to open folders" problem. The suggested work around is ok for OPEN, but doesn't work for SAVE or EXPORT. I have no idea where files are being saved. Will have to do a disk search to find them. Not ideal !

Hi,

So I am running Gimp 2.10.0 on Kubuntu 18.04
The weird thing I notice is that when I use the color eyedropper tool in color selector, it gives me a totally wrong color value.
No matter where I click to grab a color, it always gives me #007efc

When I use the KColor Chooser program for KDE, it gives me correct color values everytime.


Any ideas ? I have no clue what happens here.


Thanks in advance.

Forgive me if I'm being dumb - just got a new Mac mini recently with High Sierra, and when I go to the download page, it only shows buttons to download for windows or Linux. Any ideas why I can't download GIMP?