> I am attempting to compile 2.4 on a fresh Slackware 12.0 install. When I
> run
> ./configure, I get a message at the end about needing pygtk, but I have
> pygtk installed
> and the version number is high enough. Do I need some kind of development
> headers and if
> so, where do I get them?
Yo
Elwin Estle wrote:
> I am attempting to compile 2.4 on a fresh Slackware 12.0 install. When I run
> ./configure, I get a message at the end about needing pygtk, but I have pygtk
> installed
> and the version number is high enough. Do I need some kind of development
> headers and if
> so, where
I am attempting to compile 2.4 on a fresh Slackware 12.0 install. When I run
./configure, I get a message at the end about needing pygtk, but I have pygtk
installed
and the version number is high enough. Do I need some kind of development
headers and if
so, where do I get them?
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Sven Neumann <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes:
>On Fri, 2007-10-26 at 17:13 +, Jeffery Small wrote:
>> Is there a convenient way to download a snapshot of the current manual? I
>> don't see any option on the documentation or the downloads page.
>http://docs.gimp.org/ has a quite prominent downloa
Hi,
On Fri, 2007-10-26 at 17:13 +, Jeffery Small wrote:
> Is there a convenient way to download a snapshot of the current manual? I
> don't see any option on the documentation or the downloads page.
http://docs.gimp.org/ has a quite prominent download link.
Sven
Axel Wernicke <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes:
>we are working hard to update the manual at http://docs.gimp.org/en
>as fast as we possible, some of the new features are described
>already, others are still on the list...
Axel:
Thanks for the update. I missed ther manual at this site and was ins
> You might try creating a new white layer and placing it at the bottom
> of the layerstack to show the regions where your image is transparent.
>
At last I am beginning to understand. The white shows where before there
was the grey and white squares layer. Brilliant thank you.
Norman
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On Friday 26 October 2007 19:03:36 Jeffery Small wrote:
> Does the new release include up-to-date documentation on new
> features like the healing and perspective cloning tools?
Can't recall having seen the docs but these features did do stuff
when I whipped the Win32 edition into life this aftern
Hi Jeff,
we are working hard to update the manual at http://docs.gimp.org/en
as fast as we possible, some of the new features are described
already, others are still on the list...
Greetings, lexA
Am 26.10.2007 um 08:03 schrieb Jeffery Small:
> Does the new release include up-to-date docume
Does the new release include up-to-date documentation on new features like
the healing and perspective cloning tools?
Regards,
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> Oops, I just realized that what you describe may be attributed to the
> fact that GIMP will display a dark gray/light gray checkerboard to
> indicate transparent regions. Perhaps you have created your lithograph
> correctly but misinterpreted this representation of transparency.
So, that'
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