[Gimp-user] CD Labels

-BEGIN PGP SIGNED MESSAGE- Hash: SHA1 I was going to burn some Gimp CD's to distribute at our IBM (Brotherhood of Magicians - not Business Machines) Ring. Does anyone know of any CD labels that someone has made? Would look better than me just writing "Gimp" on the front with a sharpie. -

[Gimp-user] Why can't I "clone"

I have an image currently stored / loaded as an "xcf" file. I've flattened the image, so the entire image is a single layer. I click on the "clone" tool, and then move the cursor over the image. The pointer shows the clone tool with the forbidden symbol (OK so far). I pick the area I want to us

Re: [Gimp-user] Add a bit

On Thursday 12 April 2007 04:28, Andrew wrote: > Hi. I have just started using gimp, and mosly I am getting on ok with > help files and google. However, one thing is driving me nuts. If I want > to add a bit to a picture, I make it bigger, using Image Canvas Size, > and then paste in the bit I want

[Gimp-user] Curved Text

-BEGIN PGP SIGNED MESSAGE- Hash: SHA1 I'm a relatively new user with Gimp. I need to include text on an image that is curved - eg, is displayed in a circular fashion. I'm sure this is a fairly straightforward operation with a tool as powerful as Gimp seems to be, but I don't see how to do i

[Gimp-user] Positioning elements

-BEGIN PGP SIGNED MESSAGE- Hash: SHA1 (In Linux) I'm having a problem positioning elements. When I select the move tool and try using the keyboard, it's not moving the element ... instead, it's zooming in and out. The mouse isn't precise enough to set element, and I don't see a way to speci

[Gimp-user] Learning Gimp

-BEGIN PGP SIGNED MESSAGE- Hash: SHA1 For all the Gimp experts here: What resources are available for learning Gimp. Hopefully progressing from relatively basic (actually, I can do many of the basics now) to use of some of the advanced features. I looked at the books referenced on the Websi

Re: [Gimp-user] anti-aliasing

-BEGIN PGP SIGNED MESSAGE- Hash: SHA1 Tom Cat wrote: | You could try the unsharp mask. In gimp 1.x it was filters/enhance. | In gimp 2.x it appears to be under ScriptFu/Alchemy. While there is an unsharp mask under ScriptFu/Alchemy (I didn't know that till you said it), in 2.x it is still