> Hold down the Alt key, then move the selection frame. Note that Alt is
> often
> bound to a different action - in Gnome, check your keybindings, in KDE -
> ditto
I use IceWM and this is also the case (alt-click moves the entire window
in IceWM).
Does anyone know a way to reassign this in IceWM?
On Mon, 2003-09-01 at 15:43, Vittorio wrote:
> Context: Linux and the Gimp.
>
> How can I move a selection around a picture, that is (and more
> precisely), move the frame of the selection only not its content (in
> order to e.g. "better center" the image the selection will contain)?
In 1.3, but
Hi,
Vittorio <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes:
> How can I move a selection around a picture, that is (and more
> precisely), move the frame of the selection only not its content (in
> order to e.g. "better center" the image the selection will contain)?
You can adjust and re-place a selection by using
On Monday 01 September 2003 10:43 am, Vittorio wrote:
> [Gimp-user] moving around a selection
> Date: Yesterday 10:43:58 am
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> To: gimp-user <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
>
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> The
Vittorio wrote:
> Context: Linux and the Gimp.
>
> How can I move a selection around a picture, that is (and more
> precisely), move the frame of the selection only not its content (in
> order to e.g. "better center" the image the selection will contain)?
In 1.2, Alt-move works, or Ctrl-Alt-move
Hold down the Alt key, then move the selection frame. Note that Alt is often
bound to a different action - in Gnome, check your keybindings, in KDE - ditto
(not sure of the details for KDE).
> On Mon, 1 Sep 2003, "Vittorio" == Vittorio wrote:
Vittorio> How can I move a selection around a
Context: Linux and the Gimp.
How can I move a selection around a picture, that is (and more
precisely), move the frame of the selection only not its content (in
order to e.g. "better center" the image the selection will contain)?
Ciao
Vittorio
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