gimp 2.10.36 appimages with python and mathmap

[Tas_mania]

I made this last month and use the appimage for all Gimp projects. I find it reliable. Plug-ins and scripts go in '$HOME/.config/GIMP/2.10/'. The same place as a Gimp deb pack. That's because the appimage is made from an Ubuntu deb, part of the upcoming 24.04 'Noble' version of Debian to be released in April 2024.



There is an Ubuntu and an all other Linux version. They are on my github.

Tested on Ubuntu 22.04, MX Linux 23.1 and Linux Mint 21.2

[PixLab]

(01-04-2024, 08:50 PM)Tas_mania Wrote: I made this last month and use the appimage for all Gimp projects. I find it reliable. Plug-ins and scripts go in '$HOME/.config/GIMP/2.10/'. The same place as a Gimp deb pack. That's  because the appimage is made from an Ubuntu deb, part of the upcoming 24.04 'Noble' version of Debian to be released in April 2024.



There is an Ubuntu and an all other Linux version. They are on my github.

Tested on Ubuntu 22.04, MX Linux 23.1 and Linux Mint 21.2

I downloaded the gimp2-10-36-python2-mm-fuse-overlay.AppImage on Unbuntu-MATE 20.04, it works but... that's not the good version, or does it takes the version of my PPA  

   

[Tas_mania]

PixLab this is a full Appimage @ 320Mb size not one of my launchers.

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Quote:part of the upcoming 24.04 'Noble' version of Debian to be released in April 2024.

That should read 'part of the upcoming 24.04 'Noble' version of Ubuntu to be released in April 2024'.
I can't edit the original post.

The 'ThinnedPython2Tree.tar.gz' is a drop-in python2 for making AppImages. I posted it for ivan-hc who used it here.

[Tas_mania]

This is what the appimage looks like.

   

I uploaded the fractal image to Fractal Forums yesterday. FF is a locked forum so you have to log-in to view it. I called the image 'Artificial Intelligence Versus Human Intelligence'. The image was made with Mandelbulber and uses no AI. I think it shows there is no difference between AI and HI

[PixLab]

(01-05-2024, 05:25 AM)Tas_mania Wrote: PixLab this is a full Appimage @ 320Mb size not one of my launchers.

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Quote:part of the upcoming 24.04 'Noble' version of Debian to be released in April 2024.

That should read 'part of the upcoming 24.04 'Noble' version of Ubuntu to be released in April 2024'.
I can't edit the original post.

The 'ThinnedPython2Tree.tar.gz' is a drop-in python2 for making AppImages. I posted it for ivan-hc who used it here.

Yes I know it's a full appimage but this appimage > https://github.com/TasMania17/Gimp-Appim...y.AppImage opens the one installed via PPA
I did downloaded it again few minutes ago to be sure and yet it's GIMP 2.10.34 which opens

[Tas_mania]

Hi Patrice,

On the GitHub page it says

Quote:Tested on Ubuntu 22.04 and MX Linux 23.1. They don't work on earlier systems.

So that is current and the upcoming 24.04 release. (BTW these are dates) I'm not going to suggest you update your system
The AppImage was made with an OS that has not been released yet although the OS works.

I found that OS support for an AppImage seems to rely on the version of libc6. This lib goes across OS versions but who knows what works where exactly?

[PixLab]

(01-06-2024, 03:53 AM)Tas_mania Wrote: So that is current and the upcoming 24.04 release. (BTW these are dates) I'm not going to suggest you update your system

I know that those numbers are date ,
I'm on Ubuntu-MATE from 16.04 and upgraded from there every 2 years via the software updater, never formatted, still as fast as the first day on 20.04, but... I hate snaps, thus my reticence to upgrade to 22.04 and this coming August (via the software updater it's not in April) to 24.04.
Also I don't want my installed app becoming a 1GB application when they are 50 MB only > my SSD will never be big enough

[Tas_mania]

(01-06-2024, 04:15 AM)PixLab Wrote:

(01-06-2024, 03:53 AM)Tas_mania Wrote: So that is current and the upcoming 24.04 release. (BTW these are dates) I'm not going to suggest you update your system

I know that those numbers are date   ,
I'm on Ubuntu-MATE from 16.04 and upgraded from there every 2 years via the software updater, never formatted, still as fast as the first day on 20.04, but... I hate snaps, thus my reticence to upgrade to 22.04 and this coming August (via the software updater it's not in April) to 24.04.
Also I don't want my installed app becoming a 1GB application when they are 50 MB only > my SSD will never be big enough

I wonder if ivan-hc's AppImage works on your Ubuntu Mate 20.04?
https://github.com/ivan-hc/GIMP-appimage...ous-hybrid

[rich2005]

Well, not the MATE DE as PixLab but it is (k)ubuntu 20.04 so it is KDE DE

GNU-Image-Manipulation-Program_2.10.36-1-Hybrid-1.0-with-python2-from-Debian-Buster-x86_64.AppImage

Does work. Python is supported so the old standby heal-selection.py + the compiled resynth plugins work.
Not able to get the gimp_gmic_qt plugin to show, tried the Buster version (and several others). Guessing it does not find / incompatible system QT installation.

Edit: Unpacked the appimage, edited AppRun to "gimp --verbose It is not giving any info on why gmic not working

Querying plug-in: '/home/rich/.config/GIMP/2.10/plug-ins/gmic_gimp_qt/gmic_gimp_qt'
Terminating plug-in: '/home/rich/.config/GIMP/2.10/plug-ins/gmic_gimp_qt/gmic_gimp_qt'

[Tas_mania]

I get the same results as Rich with Ivan's appimage - plugins in $HOME/.config/GIMP/2.10/ work except gmic-qt. Ivan's also misses the apt-installed gmic unfortunately.

I looked inside Ivan's AppImage and its a brew of different techniques. He's brave attempting what he has done but it's probably not usable for a Gimp power user

My AppImage opens the apt-installed gmic 3.3.1 and even updates it. I don't have any installed Gimp on this box that I use for graphics.