Since a lot of people here edit their images in GIMP, I need a bit of help in saving a .png image of all things.
Now I know how to write to a .png file, but the issue is the attachments system on this forum won’t recognize it as a valid image file (even though Win10 recognizes it), how do I make GIMP encode the image for maximum compatibility?
And to note, I managed to work around the issue by opening the saved file in Blender and saving as .png from there, but I want a universally compatible file from GIMP.
I also got G’MIC downloaded, placed in the correct area, and recognized by GIMP (after AVG let the main executable through).
There is an option though in 2.9.8 that could really throw off people if they click it and approve the action. If reset to defaults is clicked on and the user says yes, the windows get all separated and messed up (and that could cause someone trying it to throw the app. in the trash again if they don’t know about the option to glue them back together). The better thing to do would be to just not allow the separated window system anymore, or at least not allow it with that menu entry (I don’t know of anyone who would rather have the separate floating windows than the single window GIMP now does by default).
Considering it just reverts GIMP to the multi-window thing it used to be, I don’t think it would really be treated as a ‘bug’.
It should be the choice of the user if, for some reason, they would rather have the floating window mess than the clean single-window design (I mean a Blender user can rip windows out and make their own mess if they want to as well). Just make it a separate menu entry (undock UI or something).
Again, it’s so nice to see that The GIMP is really starting to advance as a project now (some nice and powerful looking changes to the newest dev. version).
The idea of a FOSS alternative to Photoshop looks pretty realistic now
Anybody find the bigger text hard to read? It almost looks blurred. I noticed it’s like this in 2.10 and 2.9.8.
Also, is there a 32bit installer for 2.10 or 2.9.8? I get a “application error 0xc000007b” on a few plugins and I think it’s because I’m using 64bit. The plugins work on 2.8.18 and it’s 32bit.