Ah..a Mint installation Thanks for the information.
Yes, never got round to adding libpcre.so.3 to the zip of files. Done that now and included the BIMP plugin and nufraw as a separate zip. Nufraw should only be be used if you need it. It will disable loading SVG files, do not know why, in the code somewhere.
Most of those warnings have been there all through the Gimp 2.9.x development versions. Still there.
I do not know about that Failed to load module "gtk-vector-screenshot"
The screenshot File -> Create -> ScreenShot never worked for me in Gimp 2.9.x but there even better in Gimp 2.10 - amazing.
a couple of screenshots - the screenshot dialogue https://i.imgur.com/wmRTipy.jpg and the screenshot as an image https://i.imgur.com/b3ZfcZJ.jpg
Ignore most of those warnings in the screenshots, I use an ancient theme and I always disable recently-used.xbel Hate that long list of filenames. The flatpak keeps the recently-used.xbel file in ~/.var/app/org.gimp.GIMP/data/ so you can always delete it when required. Also a ever increasing folder of image thumbnails - delete as well.
If you are able to make a launcher in Mint Mate, then you do not see all those messages
Yes, never got round to adding libpcre.so.3 to the zip of files. Done that now and included the BIMP plugin and nufraw as a separate zip. Nufraw should only be be used if you need it. It will disable loading SVG files, do not know why, in the code somewhere.
Most of those warnings have been there all through the Gimp 2.9.x development versions. Still there.
I do not know about that Failed to load module "gtk-vector-screenshot"
The screenshot File -> Create -> ScreenShot never worked for me in Gimp 2.9.x but there even better in Gimp 2.10 - amazing.
a couple of screenshots - the screenshot dialogue https://i.imgur.com/wmRTipy.jpg and the screenshot as an image https://i.imgur.com/b3ZfcZJ.jpg
Ignore most of those warnings in the screenshots, I use an ancient theme and I always disable recently-used.xbel Hate that long list of filenames. The flatpak keeps the recently-used.xbel file in ~/.var/app/org.gimp.GIMP/data/ so you can always delete it when required. Also a ever increasing folder of image thumbnails - delete as well.
If you are able to make a launcher in Mint Mate, then you do not see all those messages