]
]> gimp 2 includes a menubar, thank goodness!
]I like the menu but it would be even better to make
]some sort of scroll in the menu. What am I talking
]about?
]Say I have a small imagethe menu gets cut in half.
]If there was a way to make that menu scrollabe so
]everything can be seen, it wo
> > Photoshop does have some vector tools... of course we have SVG which
> > Illustrator also uses...
>
> GIMP has a path tool which is essentially a vectors tool. It could
> need some other vector shapes though... of course we have SVG which is
> the standard format for storing paths in GIMP 2.0.
> One of the tools that I absolutely love is the
> "dynamic" shortcut tool. If you set this in the
I agree. This function boosts productivity by 1000%.
And certainly the function I miss most when forced to work with Photoshop.
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> gimp 2 includes a menubar, thank goodness!
I like the menu but it would be even better to make
some sort of scroll in the menu. What am I talking
about?
Say I have a small imagethe menu gets cut in half.
If there was a way to make that menu scrollabe so
everything can be seen, it would be ni
One of the tools that I absolutely love is the
"dynamic" shortcut tool. If you set this in the
preferences, then go to one menu highlight a tool then
just press a letter, this letter will become the new
shortcut of the tool and it's sweet :) (I should say
that it took a while to discover this nice
> only case where you'd need 300dpi - so I don't understand why this
> option is there, without CMYK color.
>
AFAIK, the CMYK and support for other colour spaces is under
development. The keyword is GEGL library. You are right, this is
really something current versions lack a lot. But working with
> > I'm actually (sadly) testing the ;atest Winblows version (Win ME)
Eek. If you have to use Windows, please at least test it on a Windows
version that is a "real" operating system. I mean Windows 2000 or
XP. There are many limitations in Windows Me. It might be a bit better
that Windows 98, but
Hi,
"miriam clinton (iriXx)" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes:
> The Rect Select Options though is a feature that few designers need
> in a menu - it would be better to use a custom Color swatch tool -
> which is invaluable.
I don't understand. Would you mind to elaborate on this?
> The Colormap utte
Hi,
"miriam clinton (iriXx)" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes:
> Photoshop does have some vector tools... of course we have SVG which
> Illustrator also uses...
GIMP has a path tool which is essentially a vectors tool. It could
need some other vector shapes though... of course we have SVG which is
the
On Sun, 24 Oct 2004, miriam clinton (iriXx) wrote:
> Date: Sun, 24 Oct 2004 12:12:46 -0700
> From: "miriam clinton (iriXx)" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
> To: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
> Subject: Re: [Gimp-developer] gimp GUI
>
> thanks Sven and Carol for your answers... I'll get back to you with more
> details a
ok... i have to retract a lot of what i said - theres stackable and
snapped menus - although it'd be preferable if they were a little
smaller (for those of us using 1024x768 - theres not a lot of room to
drag and drop other menus underneath (although most features are covered
by tabs). The prob
...and the reason behind that :
Q: Why the split from Sodipodi?
Mainly just differences in objectives and in development approach.
Inkscape's objective is to be a fully compliant SVG editor, whereas
for Sodipodi SVG is more a means-to-an-end of being a powerful vector
illustration tool. Inkscape'
miriam clinton (iriXx) wrote:
i'm familiar with sodipodi - its close, but no banana... needs a lot
of work, but i'd like to help there too...
havent seen inkscape yet - is it new?
IIRC, inkscape started life as an off-shoot of sodipodi but it is now a
separate project. The answer to the first que
Jakub Friedl, adresa do konferenci wrote:
i still cannot understand why you call fireworks a vector only tool.
last tim e i used it was primarily a raster editor. and if i look at
its homepage http://www.macromedia.com/software/fireworks/
it still seems to be capable raster graphic aplication (with
> but a good vector only tool is very important, with vector-to-web
> features... (like Fireworks)
i still cannot understand why you call fireworks a vector only tool.
last tim e i used it was primarily a raster editor. and if i look at
its homepage http://www.macromedia.com/software/fireworks/
it
[EMAIL PROTECTED] (2004-10-24 at 1721.39 -0400):
> And I also have a libswf on my Debian machine. A quick apt-get search:
[...]
> It appears that openoffice has some SWF support ...
Based in ming library http://f4l.sourceforge.net/. It, and other
interesting info is listed in
http://en.wikipedia.
hi Gezim,
yes, i'm going to download gimp2 now...
and indeed, Flash and vector graphics are badly needed for designers to
migrate - but i'm not sure who to contact except you guys :)
Photoshop does have some vector tools... of course we have SVG which
Illustrator also uses...
its the slicing
On 24.10.2004, at 20:36, Sven Neumann wrote:
The help system has always been designed that way. The problem was
with the way the help pages get generated from the DocBook sources.
During that process empty pages were generated instead of no
pages. Thus, the language fallback in the help system coul
On Sun, 24 Oct 2004 14:13:54 +0200, Sven Neumann <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> Hi,
>
> Jean-Sebastien Senecal <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes:
>
> > I'm working on an open-source software for real-time mix-medias,
> > similar to Puredata. We've started using part of the Gimp code for
> > im
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