[Gimp-user] Layers in GIMP and Photoshop Layer Effects

As a Photoshop teacher and Gimp book author (french reader can have a look at http://www.le-radar.com) i'm interesting in comparison because this is a very good source of idea. But i'm a bit fed up reading gimp cannot do anything as good as PS. Most of time it is possible, but just have to a

[Gimp-user] gimp2 installation

I used the package of Aaron Voisine to install on my mac osx 10.3.5. Everything was fine but I choose the wrong place for the test swap file and it can not be open : I would like to change its place but I do not know where I ca, go to do it and how I can do it Is there A kind person able to help

[Gimp-user] do images that use textures, fractals, etc., get GPL infected?

I was wondering under what circumstances images created with the Gimp need to be GPL'ed. Obviously, program output is not a derivative work. But images created with the Gimp might incorporate copyrighted elements such as brush shapes (there might be a single brush stroke from which the brush

Re: [Gimp-user] do images that use textures, fractals, etc., get GPL infected?

Alexander R. Pruss ([EMAIL PROTECTED]) wrote: I was wondering under what circumstances images created with the Gimp need to be GPL'ed. Obviously, program output is not a derivative work. But images created with the Gimp might incorporate copyrighted elements such as brush shapes (there

Re: [Gimp-user] do images that use textures, fractals, etc., get GPL infected?

Hi, Alexander R. Pruss [EMAIL PROTECTED] writes: I was wondering under what circumstances images created with the Gimp need to be GPL'ed. Under no circumstances will the use of The GIMP or any of the data files that ship with The GIMP force any kind of license on the images you create with