GIMP 2.6.2 is released, though it aint avaible for windows yet.
Just keep an eye on the site trough, it wont take long till it will become availible
GIMP 2.6.2 is out
GIMP 2.6.2 is released, though it aint avaible for windows yet.
Just keep an eye on the site trough, it wont take long till it will become availible
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Windows binaries now availbile
The windows binaries for GIMP 2.6.2 are avaible now for download.
Link to download
It contains some bugfixes.
Link
My Map Challenge Entries
I use GIMP for all my maps.
GIMP scripts and plug-ins overview
Everything I post on this site uses the Creative Common Attribution-Noncommercial-Share Alike license. Only exception to this are any pyhton scripts which use the GPL.
If you are using any of my posted stuff just use your rep stick on me
Should you be interested in using anything I posted on commercial purpose drop me a pm.
Was pretty shocked to see that the toolbox and other windows were set to be always on top of the image window. Really kills usability on a 1280x1024 desktop and I shudder to think how much worse it'd be on a lower res. At first it looked like there was no way to fix it either but after some searching I found out how. The window management preferences are anything but self-explanatory
Not to mention that setting zoom still centers the view
Try full screen! (F11)Originally Posted by Ghostman
Was pretty shocked to see that the toolbox and other windows were set to be always on top of the image window. Really kills usability on a 1280x1024 desktop and I shudder to think how much worse it'd be on a lower res. At first it looked like there was no way to fix it either but after some searching I found out how. The window management preferences are anything but self-explanatory
Not to mention that setting zoom still centers the view
Especially with a small screen.
The image fills the screen, and a double-tab will bring up all the toolbars. When you go back to working on the drawing they disappear.
Another tip for a small screen is to use one of the small icon sets, rather than the default.
-Rob A>
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