#GIMP GAP 2.9 HOW TO#
So this thread on how to install a new Gimp 2.9.5 resource folder. etcĪdd each, in the appropriate section, to the location list.Įdit: Looking at the Partha installation, There are no MyPaint Brushes installed My advice is make new convenient folders for the resources you use, plug-ins / scripts / brushes. The default Gimp profile is C:\Users\your-name\AppData\Roaming\GIMP\2.9 What sort of craziness is that? Looking in Folders -> (any of the resources, say plug-ins)
#GIMP GAP 2.9 WINDOWS#
Next is just a comment on the Windows default Gimp Profile Today I show a new feature in gimp 2.9 that helps tune the RAM use to speed up the program.Darktable Facebook Group. In Windows Management untick Save Window positions on exit, click on Save Windows Positions Now Just a personal preference of mine When all that is finished and you have Gimp set up the way you want, just a reminder you can fix this so Gimp starts up the same every time. Use Interface -> Icon Theme In the Partha version the Color theme seems missing but the Legacy is there (1) Icons too small, use Custom icon size, and increase from small to medium. CPU is not particularly stressed, memory not maxed out, swap partition is not being used, just slow to render/refresh the display. Xubuntu 16.04 - Gimp 2.9.9 (appimage) With a 4600x3600 pix image & large brush >1000 pix, it is very slow, more so on a layer mask. In Gimp 2.9.5 unlike Gimp 2.8 changing the theme does not change the tool icons, making them difficult to see with a light theme. The only concession to modernity is a 128 GB SSD. Your own bespoke theme can be used but that is best left for another day. The Black theme too black? That can be changed in Interface -> Theme The area around the canvas is called the padding found in Image -> Appearance This can be changed from using the theme setting to a Custom color by clicking in the little color icon and selecting. What can you do about that? All the settings are in the Edit -> Preferences dialogues. A very black theme, a lot of contrast with the canvas. However Nateart initial view of Gimp is this. This is a nice version, quite stable and since it does not replace Gimp 2.8.x is worth using until Gimp 2.10 comes along. Nateart is new to Gimp, has Gimp 2.8.22 installed and is also trying out a Windows version of Gimp 2.9.5 from
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