Hello. The "clone" function has stopped working. Pressing the "c" key or "Ctrl" does not help. The other functions work properly. GIMP 2.10.38
Best regards, Mateo

I actually have 2 internal drive on my computer, the old one with Ubuntu-MATE and all my GIMP things
and the new one with MX Linux and new GIMP, thus I'm fetching things to my old drive from MX Linux, no problem, but my GIMP fonts' directories are empty... thus I'm a bit confused of where are my old settings stored
I speak about the settings like grouping fonts, etc... that I did made for fonts, gradients, patterns, etc... For reference > https://www.gimp-forum.net/Thread-Font-m...1#pid38821

usr/share/gimp/2.0/fonts/
and
home/patrice/.config/GIMP/2.10/fonts/
are empty on my drive where Ubuntu-MATE is

I would like to bring back all my GIMP config and installed fonts/script/everything ➤ Not in mass, but slowly as it needs some clean-up on the way

Thus my question is where are those settings that I input manually like this example https://www.gimp-forum.net/Thread-Font-m...1#pid38821
Thanks for reading (not sure if I understand what I wrote )

Great application!

I've been using GIMP for years, first on Linux, and now on MACOS. I appreciate all the hard work that goes into this excellent Photo Editor!

Only one thing really gets me.  

I can lose all the entire toolbox locations in GIMP apparently with one errant keystroke, while it requires digging through Settings and a complete application restart to Restore the Tool locations. 

Could we 1) make a 'do you want to save changes' to losing all your toolboxes. or 2) have a restore tool locations on restart as a default, because nobody really means to do it...

Thanks!

The new release from DOSBox is DOSBox-X,  an open-source DOS emulator for running DOS applications and games.
https://dosbox-x.com

   
Hello

i cant manage to do this gradient.

I tried also with ia

The gradient has a glossy effect like mirror

could you help me please ?

Tiff

See the photo:
https://doc.opensuse.org/documentation/l...-print.png

I have not this "image quality" Tab. How can I add it?

My friend has it (kuvan laatu), but not me. We have same Epson ET-2750 printers and also Linux Mint Mate and same Gimp version 2.10.30
Here is the photo of our Tabs:
https://drive.google.com/file/d/1N5vbngb...OymEf/view

1440 x 720DPI printing very high quality photos and I like to print those also in my home.

thank You in advance, I don't get any answer from Finnish forum.. :|

Is there a way to set your own defaults for the Sharpen (unsharp), hue-saturation, shadows-highlights, etc.?
By the way, I picked the gimp version 2.99 because my version wasn't listed which is 2.10.36 the actual version I'm using.

Hi there,

I am working on the image in the attachment.

If you see the planets in the sky don't really look like a photograph. However, the beach and the ocean do. My question is: how can I make the beach and the ocean (which is one layer) look more like the planets. I am very inexperienced and have thought of using the artistic filters, but really I haven't got a clue what I am doing.

Can someone help please?

Many thanks,

Tygra

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I am trying to improve the quality of the image (upscaling the text quality, unifying the tone )that I am providing here, but I am not sure where I can start. I watched a couple of videos on using the cloning tool, but that seems very ineffective. It would be very helpful if someone can tell me where I can start or just help me out. (my first time using GIMP)

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This story is getting around the net
about ChatGPT's complete refusal to mention the name 'David Mayer'.

Apparently there are other names the AI also refuses to return.

'AI expert Justine Moore pointed out on social media site X, a plausible scenario is that someone named David Mayer has gone out of his way to remove his presence from the internet. In the European Union, for instance, strict privacy laws allow citizens to file "right to be forgotten" requests.'

I find the 'right to be forgotten' is interesting because it's so similar to 'the right not to be remembered'.