When I registered, I was asked what operating system I was using. I chose "Windows Vista or 7, 8, 10 (64-bit)" because Windows 11 wasn't on the list.

   

My first post was about a GIMP issue that seemed to occur only under Windows 11, not under Windows 10. A few days ago another new member reported a similar issue -- also, as it happens, under Windows 11.

Since Microsoft won't be supporting Windows 10 for much longer, there are likely to be more and more Windows 11 users here in the future. Could we make it easier for them to identify themselves on their profiles, just in case other Windows-version-related issues turn up?

I have looked everywhere for help on how to use the Nik collection within GIMP 2.10 (as a filter set) but nothing seems to work.  I am using Windows 11. I have found several sources that say that this IS possible but so far nothing works. I would appreciate any help.

I have two maps of London that I want to merge them into one. The problem is, the maps are not quite aligned to each other and it vexes me to no end on this problem. If you guys know how to do this, please help me. Thanks you for reading.

Here are the files: 
North: https://drive.google.com/file/d/11bjtVb0...drive_link
South: https://drive.google.com/file/d/1Gap1VH0...drive_link

Hi,

A beginner's guide to Script-Fu for GIMP 3, designed for anyone interested in automation and functional programming.

https://script-fu.github.io/funky/

Mark

Hi,

An autosave Script-Fu plug-in for GIMP 3. It saves a numbered version of the open files, that have been edited, into a named folder. It does not save over the opened file. You do have to start the Autosave manually each session, it’s almost an autosave.

A download zip is available here...

https://script-fu.github.io/funky/hub/pl...-autosave/

Any issues, let me know

Mark

Week ago i was updating libre office to latest version and windows 10. After since those GIMP keep crashing on startup, thought it was the photogimp doing but it wasnt. GIMP works fine through ‑‑no‑fonts

im using GIMP 2.10.38.0, i dont know if i should blame libre office or windows 10 update. pls help.

If I only have a diffuse and a normal map, is there a filter or tool in GIMP that would help me create an appropriate specular map?

In this video you can see a guy creating a tillable texture, and as he draws it, it automatically displays it as being tiled.

https://youtu.be/mMZ3Mn-esOI?si=m2v7_BHJJDF0y-6v&t=152

How does he do that?  It's clearly in Gimp, and this would be SUCH a useful tool.

There is no pdb call for Exposure setting.
How do I do the equivalent?
Thank you in advance

When I install fonts from Adobe Fonts, they show up in my other programs, but not GIMP. I spent about two hours last night with Adobe customer service and we couldn't find a workaround. The guy even installed GIMP on his computer and was able to reproduce my problem, but no solution was found. He suggested I ask in online GIMP forums to see if anyone has found a workaround.

The Adobe Fonts show up in Photoshop, as expected. They also show up in Typograf, MS Notepad, MS Paint, and LibreOffice Writer, so it's not that the fonts are limited to only Photoshop or other Adobe products.

Is anyone successfully using Adobe Fonts with GIMP? Did you discover a workaround?

I'm using GIMP 2.10.38 (revision 1) on Windows 11 Home 24H2.

Thanks.

PS: I checked as I was writing this and the fonts do not appear in Inkscape, either.