Thanks - it seems to be that bug.
Where can I set the language, like described in bugzilla - he says
that if LANG= then there are complete menus!?
This bug is there over a two months - strange that this is not
repaired, because no Intel Mac user can use GIMP filters and scripts.
Valter
On
Problem solved :) - (bug still there)
I removed from Mac OS -System Preferences-International-languages
Estonian (so that English is first) and now filter menu an scripts are
visible
Thanks for help!
Valter
On 6/28/06, Kungla [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Thanks - it seems to be that bug.
Where
Hello fellow GIMP
users,
My name is Brad
Simmons, and I'm a long-time Photoshop user who is joining the ranks of
graphics afficianados who are trying out GIMP. However, I've not yet been able
to do something that I frequently do in Photoshop: Draw a thin, straight line
with an arrow on
On Wed, 28 Jun 2006, Brad Simmons wrote:
Date: Wed, 28 Jun 2006 10:14:45 -0500
From: Brad Simmons [EMAIL PROTECTED]
To: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Subject: [Gimp-user] Lines and arrowheads in GIMP?
Hello fellow GIMP users,
[...]
Draw a thin, straight line with an arrow on the end.
You may want
Brad Simmons writes:
I've used GIMP's pencil tool, and as I expected, it draw a thick, very
pixellated line. For me to do callouts, I want a thin, straight line
which will not be so pixellated. This is easy in Photoshop, because it
To eliminate the pixellation, use the paintbrush tool (which
Title: Re: Arrow
Well, I dont know about the arrow thing, but the thin anti-aliased line is very easy.
The pencil does draw very aliased lines (which I suppose is good sometimes, maybe) but the tool next to it, the brush, does a very nice job. Select the brush tool and choose the Circle
Akkana Peck ([EMAIL PROTECTED]) wrote:
Brad Simmons writes:
I've used GIMP's pencil tool, and as I expected, it draw a thick, very
pixellated line. For me to do callouts, I want a thin, straight line
which will not be so pixellated. This is easy in Photoshop, because it
To eliminate the
On Wed, Jun 28, 2006 at 11:29:02AM -0500, Ben Conley wrote:
The pencil does draw very aliased lines (which I suppose is good sometimes,
maybe.) but the tool next to it, the brush, does a very nice job. Select
snip
Way off topic, but in my art needs, I need non-anti-aliased (aliased) lines
