Not sure if this is the correct place to ask but I am creating a path over an image but when I try to export the path as in the video below I do not see toved mhe export option

https://youtu.be/j8w6ddIKjcs?si=qpNw-Vs5EX7ZIJNQ

Thanks for your help

Think I have sorted it there is a path tab on the right hand side I need to click first

Can I export an image without the JPEG quality menu appearing every time? Now when exporting I have to click export three times: 'File/Export As', 'Export' (fill in file name) and 'Export' (choose JPEG quality). For a faster workflow I want to skip the last one (if possible)

I tried to port Elsamuko National Geographic to Gimp 2.99.19 (this filter works on 2.10 Compat OFF)... but I get a complete Gimp crash.

I think it's the line:

When I try to import a png image with transparency, the checkers in the background remain there and not see through. I have tried right clicking the layer and adding "add alpha channel" and also doing layer>transparency>add alpha channel but it remains the same.

This is more of a Linux question than a GIMP question, but since I first noticed this in GIMP I thought I would start here.

Using Kubuntu 22.04 and GIMP 2.10, I do not have the ability to use the  spacebar to pan the canvas.  This began when I first installed GIMP 2.10 in Kubuntu 22.04.  This also affects Adobe Photoshop in a virtual Windows client.  With previous versions of Ubuntu I had no problems with the spacebar in this context.


Have you come across this issue before, and/or what might be causing it?

I can't use the updated versions of GIMP; they are totally USELESS; they are incapable of preserving or manipulating transparency in images. Please refer to attached image, "Missing.png." There's supposed to be an interface there that details selection dimensions. It USED to be there, but I accidentally undocked it, and I can't get it back. If I can't restore this functionality, I will be forced to abandon using GIMP...and I have no other application that will fit the bill. My preferred version is GIMP 2.6.11. I've tried resetting values in Settings to default, but that worked for CRAP; the interface is still deficient.

I can think of only ONE solution, and it is unacceptable: Perform a clean reinstall of my OS, and reinstall all my preferred programs. this is RIDICULOUS. Help is no damned help whatsoever.

EDIT: I'd add text to the image to further explain the problem presented, but GIMP is totally screwed on my computer, now.

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I'm using GIMP 2.10.30.
 I can't get the CLONE tool to COPY from the SOURCE. I keep on getting a pattern instead of the part of the 
image I want to CLONE.
garystan

I recently had an old platter based 1tb drive fail. It was my D: drive. Gimp was on it.

Now when I attempt to reinstall Gimp on my new Solid State Drive "F:" the wizard doesn't offer location for install options.

Anyone else experience this?

I have no idea where the instruction for installing gimp on the now missing "D:" drive is being derived from... Even deleting the REGEDIT folder for GIMP did not stop the "pre installed at D:" issue.

Any help would be greatly appreciated.

Old digital painting made with Gimp yes, paint brush and lots of smudge tool all around.
   
I used the motion blur filter with zoom mode just for fun and added quite a dynamic effect.
   
Since Gimp can't know the supposed depth of the scene, the blurring occurs evenly on all the background and that doesn't look convincing. I edited the alpha channel's mask to blend the static background a bit using the smudge tool. It was just a quick edit that could use some work, but oh well...