me...
Yes, so sorry. It was a problem with .htacces: They were the first
images I've created with GIMP and I just assumed that somthing was wrong
with the images themselves.
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Hi all,
I cannot seem to get GIMP 1.3.17 to 'see' my sharefont/freefont
packages. They show up fine in 'chkfontpath' but when I run GIMP I only
have about 25 fonts available.
I don't know how else to check if X is getting them but chkfontpath
seems to indicate that the
with
Linux. I did find some articles about it awhile back, so I installed
the fonts and was able to get them working, sort of. That is, I can see
them just fine in OpenOffice and a few other apps, but The GIMP doesn't
seem to know they're there. At first, I just accepted that The GI
e we don't have the same fonts in OpenOffice and the Gimp.
So, ma second question will be, why don't we share the same fonts through all
the applications?
I am using RH 9.0 and the Gimp 1.2.3.
Thank you,
Ricardo
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I posted a wish for that on bugzilla but still didn't get an answer so I
ask here:
Why isn't gimp-remote provided into RedHat ?
I think it should be installed by default (if gimp is installed of
course) and should be the default action for gimp-associated files.
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I'm running RH 8.0 with very few modifications and have a couple questions
about gimp. Perhaps someone here can help. First, the print settings do not
get saved when the appropriate button is clicked. Second, I have to select
the desired printer every time an image is printed. It'
On Thu, 2002-11-28 at 05:09, Willem van der Walt wrote:
> Hi,
> My wife is working through the gimp users manual GUM and
> Grokking the gimp, another book on gimp.
> The gimp programs are installed from the rh-7.3 cds.
> The problem is that some of the features discussed in th
Hi,
My wife is working through the gimp users manual GUM and
Grokking the gimp, another book on gimp.
The gimp programs are installed from the rh-7.3 cds.
The problem is that some of the features discussed in the books are not
available in this installed version. I at first thought it is only the
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drwxrwsr-x2 bhughes exhibito 1024 Oct 8 2002 testdir/
Notice the setgid bit is set as it is in the parent dir
[bhughes@bretsony AdvertiserContent]$ ll -d .
drwxrwsr-x 66 exhibito exhibito 2048 Oct 8 2002 .
hte issue is when I create a directory from within the gimp save file
widget
On Tue, 2002-07-02 at 21:00, Erik Sabowski wrote:
> in ACDSee, there is a program that will take a directory of images, generate
> thumbnails and html so that you can put it up on a webpage as a gallery. is
> there a similar script for the gimp?
>
> airyk
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in ACDSee, there is a program that will take a directory of images, generate
thumbnails and html so that you can put it up on a webpage as a gallery. is
there a similar script for the gimp?
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I understand that Gimp gets it's fonts from the font server, however, I
have a situation where several fonts (alexandria, arial (ult1mo)) are
listed but have a message in the preview area saying "The font selected
is not available." That would be easy enough to live with if user
Hi folks!
I use Gimp 1.2 and it work fine.
But today when I'm working with files larger than 3 M
it crashed all the time.
It could be a setup problem?
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file and rotate it 90 degrees then have original picture be replaced
with the new one?
Frank
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On Thu, 6 Jan 2000, Rahim Valiani said:
RV>When I try to use Gimp and I use the scrip-fu to do stuff to my text it
RV>gives an error and says that I have not installed the proper fonts. I have
RV>a stock redhat install, ver.6.1. what do you think I could be missing?
RV>
RV>Than
When I try to use Gimp and I use the scrip-fu to do stuff to my text it
gives an error and says that I have not installed the proper fonts. I have
a stock redhat install, ver.6.1. what do you think I could be missing?
Thanks.
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to 'trace' existing graphic objects as a means to eventually create
encapsulated postscript objects from it?
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Hi,
Ever since I installed Redhat 6.1 I have not been able to get xscanimage for
sane to come up in my gimp menu.
All I had to do before was put my xscanimage.rc in my gimp plugins
directory and I could aquire images directly into gimp via xscanimage.
Has anyone else had this problem and if so
I've been trying to build gimp 1.0 and having trouble with gtk.
I've got stock RH5.0 + errata, which informs me - via a rpm -qa|grep
gtk - that I have
gtk+-1.0.1-2
gtk-devel-0.99.970925-3
installed.
However, the configure for gimp barfs because it can't
On 11 Jun, Chris Frost wrote:
> Using gimp1 and gnome .20's rpms (now using the just released one's) gimp
> dies w/ a loading shared libraries error. Where can I get gimp that will
> work w/ the newer (errata) libraries?
>
> Chris
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Using gimp1 and gnome .20's rpms (now using the just released one's) gimp
dies w/ a loading shared libraries error. Where can I get gimp that will
work w/ the newer (errata) libraries?
Chris
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Hi,
whenever I try to run Gimp from X, nothing happens. What could it be? Also,
when I run other programs, such as communicator, they complain about the
color depth, suggesting the "visual" parameter - that I couldn't use. Any
help is appreciated. I'm using RH5.1.
Marcan
Not sure who to tell, but 1.0 of gimp's tip of the day says "The GIMP
supports gzip compression of the fly...if you habe bzip2 installed)"
Of course it should be have, not habe (unless you're German, but then it's
still incorrect :-)
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I haven't taken a look, but can gimp take advantage of two cpu's (or does
2.1.x pretty much make it unnecessary?)
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On Mon, 8 Jun 1998, Aaron Walker wrote:
> Hello,
> I just downloaded GIMP-1.0.0 and GTK
Hello,
I just downloaded GIMP-1.0.0 and GTK+-1.0.4. I installed/compiled GTK
with no problem, then I ran the ./configure script for the gimp. It
said that if failed to compile the GTK test program. I have attached
the config.log file that contains the error message.
What do I need to do to
Hi,
I have tried to launch GIMP under X but it says something about a problem
with the screen depth. It then dumps core.
I have a fresh redhat-5 installation on a intel 486.
Is there anything I missed?
Marcantono
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On Wed, 20 May 1998, Iztok Polanic wrote:
> Hello !!!
>
> When I run ./conigure script in gimp dir. I get this:
>
> checking for GTK - version >= 1.0.1... no
> *** Could not run GTK test program, checking why...
>
Hello !!!
When I run ./conigure script in gimp dir. I get this:
checking for GTK - version >= 1.0.1... no
*** Could not run GTK test program, checking why...
*** The test program compiled, but did not run. This usually means
*** that the run-time linker is not finding GTK or finding the wr
I seem to have really screwed things up trying to upgrade to the latest
Gimp (0.99.27), GTK (1.0.0), and SANE (0.72). I compiled and installed
all three from the tarballs, and that seemed to go fine. Gimp would run
Ok, but SANE would exit thusly:
kilgore />> xscanimage &
[1] 165
>You need to get the latest version of gtk+ in order to run both the
>gimp and the sane stuff. Beware, it will break some of the config
>tools that come from Red Hat. The control-panel for one. You'll also
>need to uninstall any 'gtk' rpms that came w/ Red
Stefan Volker wrote:
>
> If you save images in anything but native GIMP format (xcf) only the
> currently active layer will be saved. Therefore, to save an image in a
> non-native format you need to merge all layers into one layer, make that
> layer the active layer and then
If you save images in anything but native GIMP format (xcf) only the
currently active layer will be saved. Therefore, to save an image in a
non-native format you need to merge all layers into one layer, make that
layer the active layer and then save the image.
Hope this helps,
Stefan
> I'm hoping this is something really simple that I've overlooked. I'm
> maybe one step about total newbie, but it's not a very big step.
> Please be gentle with me.
>
This happens to me if the image is layered, and I try to save it before I
merge all visible layers. It'll actually only save
I've been driving myself potty trying to solve a weird problem with
the GIMP, but to no avail. I hope someone here can help. Anyone who
can will earn my undying gratitude.
Since installing the GIMP, I have found that any images I save as
JPEGs are turned into garbage. Some images wil
Hello again,
I recently tried to install GNOME on my Redhat 5.0 machine using rpms,
for some reason nothing seems to be working. It was a clean install (I
hadn't installed gnome before) and I get "undefined symbol: g_str_hash"
errors. At the same time I was upgrading the GIMP
> If not, where could I find a version of The GIMP and the
> needed files for version 4.2. I'm not quite ready to update my Linux
> version yet.
Here here! Me Too!
Could someone point out the minimum 5.0 RPMS that need to be installed on a 4.2
system to be able to install RP
I recently downloaded gimp-0.99.22-1.i386.rpm and tried to install it
and received the following failed dependencies:
libxdelta.so.0
libpng.so.0
libm.so.6
libgtk.so.1
libglib.so.1
libgimpui.so.1
libgimp.so.1
libgdk.so.1
libgck.so.1
libc.so.6
ld-linux.so.2
glibc >= 2.06
/sbin/install-info
Whe
> I have read all the docs I can find about GIMP. Still I am left
> with a simple question: does the rpm version actually come without gif
Don't know for sure. At any rate, I found myself in the same boat, except
I couldn't get GIMP to open .jpg files.
I think there is a
> Hi. I have installed the GIMP rpms, but it does not allow me to open
> a GIF file. I get the message: Open failed: filename.gif
>
> I have read all the docs I can find about GIMP. Still I am left
> with a simple question: does the rpm version actually come without gif
>
Hi. I have installed the GIMP rpms, but it does not allow me to open
a GIF file. I get the message: Open failed: filename.gif
I have read all the docs I can find about GIMP. Still I am left
with a simple question: does the rpm version actually come without gif
capability? And secondarily, do
> The web site says Gimp 1.0 will be out in less than 10 days. Hopefully
> somebody will be cool enough to put together some RPMs for us all. (hint)
...and hoping that they don't overlook those of us still running 4.2 (i.e. RPMs
that don't need glibc or the newer RedHat s
At 10:36 AM 3/12/98 -0400, you wrote:
>If they'd only port quark & photoshop to linux, my live would be way easier.
Photoshop is available for linux, isn't it?
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If they'd only port quark & photoshop to linux, my live would be way easier.
I think they're afraid of that if everyone knew the speed increase those
other OS's would never sell anything.
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> get it to run under Linux Executor (Mac emulator). If this upsets you, be
> certain to pester Adobe about it.
Will do.
> Do be certain to try out GIMP. While there are a handful of things
> Photoshop can to that Gimp can't (professional color separation/proces
's THE major stumbling-block to
>getting her to test it out.
I don't think you can get Photoshop for Linux (yet) although I know you can
get it to run under Linux Executor (Mac emulator). If this upsets you, be
certain to pester Adobe about it.
Do be certain to try out GIMP. While there a
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