Kim B.Christensen wrote:
> Hi -
> Sorry, but i have a really newbie question.
>
> I run a GIMP 2.2.8 on a Mandriva 2006 box. And i just aquired a old flatbed
> scanner, able to scan 24x36 negatives - of wich i have several thousands
>
> When i scan a negative, it of course comes out, well, n
Hello.
Is there any way of configuring the 'stroke selection' function so that
the brush chosen for stroking will have its orientation adjusted as it
is drawn along the selection, i.e. the brush should remain perpendicular
to the selection.
Thank you,
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Samuel V. Green III wrote:
> I issued the command "gimp" and get the same message.
>
> Thanks for the input Kim!
>
> Still don't know how to get gimp up and running?
Looks like you're on Mac, for you mention "MacPorts". Are you running
the X11.app?
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Manuel Reimer writes:
> Hello,
>
> I know, that it's possible to set a default value while
> "script-fu-register", but is it also possible to set a default value,
> based on some information fetched by a small script?
One thing I've done is calculate the default value before calling
script-fu-r
> Did you really check this? Does the folder show up in the Fonts section
> in the Preferences dialog?
>
oh god.
I didn't install MS-Windows Engine for GTK+
'cause it crashed with fonts too much.
so I'm using gimp without MS-windows engine for GTK+
now I reinstall GTK+ with MS-windows engine..
I c
I issued the command "gimp" and get the same message.
Thanks for the input Kim!
Still don't know how to get gimp up and running?
--Samuel.
On Sep 16, 2007, at 1:53 PM, Kim Johansson wrote:
Why are you trying to start Gimp with superuser privileges?
On some systems, that blocks you from star
On 9/16/07, norman <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
>
> I have recently downloaded and installed the latest version of ufraw by
> following the instructions on the ufraw web site.
Which instructions did you follow? i.e. Exactly how did you install ufraw?
Did you do make install as root or did you do t
Hello,
I know, that it's possible to set a default value while
"script-fu-register", but is it also possible to set a default value,
based on some information fetched by a small script?
Thanks in advance
CU
Manuel
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Try it without the "sudo". When you use sudo, you are running as a
different user and so your own user settings (ie, the DISPLAY) are
ignored.
Quoting "Samuel V. Green III" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>:
> I just finished a new install of GIMP version 2.2.14 via MacPorts.
>
> When I issue command : su
norman wrote:
> I have recently downloaded and installed the latest version of ufraw by
> following the instructions on the ufraw web site. I had expected to be
> able to drag a raw file into the gimp which would launch ufraw, however,
> this does not happen.
I'd expect that the documentation for
I have recently downloaded and installed the latest version of ufraw by
following the instructions on the ufraw web site. I had expected to be
able to drag a raw file into the gimp which would launch ufraw, however,
this does not happen. My system is Ubuntu 7.04 and I am quite ignorant
with regard
I just finished a new install of GIMP version 2.2.14 via MacPorts.
When I issue command : sudo gimp: I get this error:
GIMP could not initialize the graphical user interface.
Make sure a proper setup for your display environment exists.
In my .profile I do have the following added:
export DISP
hi gimp-users!
I got a question about this tutorial you suggested for rounded corners:
http://gug.sunsite.dk/?page=tutorials
exactly this link:
http://gug.sunsite.dk/tutorials/rounded-corners/?PHPSESSID=15b9c066c893ecc1a
a3465ad3351d1db
Does anyone understand what the last step 3 means:
Step
On Sunday 16 September 2007, Bettina Lechner wrote:
> hi gimp-users!
>
> I got a question about this tutorial you suggested for rounded corners:
>
> http://gug.sunsite.dk/?page=tutorials
>
> exactly this link:
>
> http://gug.sunsite.dk/tutorials/rounded-corners/?PHPSESSID=15b9c066c893ecc1
>a a3465a
Hi,
On Sun, 2007-09-16 at 10:32 +0900, Choi, Ji-Hui wrote:
> > Is that actually one of the folders configured as the Fonts search path
> > in the Preferences dialog?
> >
> Of course!
Did you really check this? Does the folder show up in the Fonts section
in the Preferences dialog?
Sven
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>Hi -
>Sorry, but i have a really newbie question.
>
>I run a GIMP 2.2.8 on a Mandriva 2006 box. And i just aquired a old
flatbed
>scanner, able to scan 24x36 negatives - of wich i have several
thousands
>
>When i scan a negative, it of course comes out, well, negative.
>
>I can invert the
> Sorry, but i have a really newbie question.
>
> I run a GIMP 2.2.8 on a Mandriva 2006 box. And i just aquired a old flatbed
> scanner, able to scan 24x36 negatives - of wich i have several thousands
>
> When i scan a negative, it of course comes out, well, negative.
>
> I can invert the
Well, yes if they did a very bad job of it, like saving the photo with
all the additional layers intact.
> How can I identify (using gimp) if a photograph has been faked?
>
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How can I identify (using gimp) if a photograph has been faked?
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Hi -
Sorry, but i have a really newbie question.
I run a GIMP 2.2.8 on a Mandriva 2006 box. And i just aquired a old flatbed
scanner, able to scan 24x36 negatives - of wich i have several thousands
When i scan a negative, it of course comes out, well, negative.
I can invert the pic with La
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