Hello there.
I recently found this plugin:
https://github.com/kritiksoman/GIMP-ML

But I'm not sure how to install it.

I'm using GIMP 2.10 portableapps version, which I copy sometimes to different PCs (home, work, friends, family etc.)
And I'd like this plugin to also be portable.
Also I run my GIMP portable install on different systems (WIn7, Win8, Win10).

I found also different version, that has more detailed instruction for Windows:
https://github.com/valgur/GIMP-ML-Hub

But it's also not I want. Because it require using powershell and installng something called Miniconda (admin rights?)
I'd like fully portable install on USB stick that uses only relative paths (ability to copy to C:\GIMP which is SSD for faster work or D:\Programs\GIMP or something)

Regards

ColorMania, a color picker (freeware, also portable) with color conversion for HTML Hex, Photoshop,  Android Tranparent, RGB % Values, etc...

https://www.blacksunsoftware.com/colormania.html

   

What it says!

I have turned up a 2015 thread on emptying the recently used list; but it fills up again.
I'd like the program not to keep that list at all.  Also seems the list on the side of the working screen and the list that is a category under "open" in the "file" drop-down are separate things, programmatically.

TIA

Every time I flatten my transparent image it puts a white background onto it. How can I flatten an image without this problem?

Is there a way to remember a series of color adjustments?  If I have a bunch of like images is there a way to apply the same adjustments to all?  If I adjust contrast, saturation, sharpness and curves to one image is there a way to apply the same adjustments to all?  I know I can select previous on an individual basis but I have to do that one by one.

Is this something that can be done with a script? or ?  Can Gimp be programed to execute contrast/previous, saturation/ previous, curves/previous sharpness/previous such that one command is executed for the group of adjustments?

I have a few color negative  I would like to make pictures on computer, They are older color negative from a long time ago .My wife passed away I found these and a few of them are of her and I would love to see them. Is there a way to do this on the computer? they are 35 mm negatives . Thanks in advance for any help

was using it...   started at  the  top  of  head  and  worked  way  down... reached the  thigh  and  the dots  suddenly  connected

started  again...  got a little  further  but  same  thing  happened
wasted a lot of  time .

went on to the  scissors  and  got the  job  done...  but  sometimes the line
gets a little bit  wavey .... !

Just  wondering is  there any way I  could  adjust  the  free select  tool
to make it  more  stable  ?
thanks for help or  comment .

Hi there,
I would like to apply a filter to a b&w image to color it. It has mostly light grey from the paper texture, and dark grey from the ink. I would like to apply different color to those pixels. I thought it would be very straight forward with some color tool, but after trying I can't find the way. Any idea ?

A visual explanation of what I want :
   
   

i recently had to reinstall linux mint, and upon reinstalling GIMP 2.99, i discover that i can't use these keyboard? shortcuts anymore
and i can't assign them either, because the scroll wheel doesn't count as a key
what do i do to get those back?

the shortcuts in question being:
- ctrl + alt + scroll wheel: change brush size
- alt + scroll wheel: change brush opacity

Hello. Still another newbie question. Why this script don't work? (GIMP 2.99 but this is so basic stuff that this should don't matter)

EDIT: I checked documentations for hours and also mined examples shipped with GIMP but there are no examples that use gimp-paintbrush-default and oddly I don't found anything in documentation about creation of scripts that draw something on existing images despite this kind of scripts seems to be most common)

EDIT: It should draw line from cornet to pixel at x=100 y=100 using current brush.