Re: [Gimp-developer] Edit History/Action History on command line/output file

[Paul Thompson via gimp-developer-list]

I am finishing a project which does exactly this with GIMP. It does not
solve the problem for the full range of commands in GIMP. But what I have
done is provide a structure for saving commands, a method to output
commands either in script-fu or in ImageMagick command language, and a
method to turn the process on and off in the Preferences dialog in GIMP

Paul A. Thompson

On Thu, Sep 19, 2019 at 12:22 PM Siddhant Goel  wrote:

> Hi GIMP Developers,
>
> Sorry if this is spam. Thank you all for making such a great tool!
>
> I'm using GIMP for my capstone research project at my university, and was
> wondering if anyone could tell me how I could log actions/edit history into
> either a file or command line. Running with --verbose doesn't give details
> about what the performed action was, which is what I need.
> An example of what I'm looking for: When a user tries to use paint brush on
> an unselected/hidden layer.
>
> Thanks again, and sorry for sending it out to everyone, I couldn't find a
> way to get this done without your help.
>
> Sincerely,
> Siddhant
>
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[Gimp-developer] Edit History/Action History on command line/output file

[Siddhant Goel]

Hi GIMP Developers,

Sorry if this is spam. Thank you all for making such a great tool!

I'm using GIMP for my capstone research project at my university, and was
wondering if anyone could tell me how I could log actions/edit history into
either a file or command line. Running with --verbose doesn't give details
about what the performed action was, which is what I need.
An example of what I'm looking for: When a user tries to use paint brush on
an unselected/hidden layer.

Thanks again, and sorry for sending it out to everyone, I couldn't find a
way to get this done without your help.

Sincerely,
Siddhant

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[Gimp-developer] GIMP Open Ports

[Hernandez, Estefania [USA] via gimp-developer-list]

Good afternoon,

I recently scanned GIMP and noticed that GIMP uses TCP 2177.

I was wondering if I could get information on TCP 2177, such as, what is the 
purpose of TCP 2177?

Thanks in advanced!

Respectfully,
Estefania Hernandez
Systems Engineer
hernandez_estefa...@bah.com
Booz | Allen | Hamilton
BoozAllen.com

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[Gimp-developer] GIMP accessability Voluntary Product Accessibility Template(R)

[Bernard Swart via gimp-developer-list]

Good day

I found a link that gives info regarding the accessibility of GIMP for
vision impaired ect.

however, I cannot get GIMP to read the icons labels when hovering with a
mouse over them. The screen reader also does not read the menu and its
submenus and items.

As a vision impaired I have a great use for a image manipulation software
that can change images. For example, a very common need of mine is to want
to change a white (light) background to black and change the dark details
to white (or light green or something that I can see on dark background.)
Examples aremaps with a white background, sketches whowing some engineering
drawings and many more.

In addition I would like to filter images. Say first look at the red part,
then others ect (like for example finding something in a green dominant
background.) Also want to change contrasts and perform other filters.

So I am not sure if other vision impaired also have expressed desire to
access GIMP, but from my perspective it can be a most useful tool. perhaps
this may come as a surprise to many that assume that persons with vision
impairment would not be interested in GIMP or would not find it useful.  In
fact it shall give me access to many rather difficult challenges and unlock
information making things a lot easier to me.

Could you perhaps assit or point me to a person that can perhaps assist?

Kind regards.

Bernard Swart
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