I'm running GIMP Version 3.2.4 on Windows 10.  Both the Windows Installer and Help Installer have been run.  The preferences do say to "Use a locally installed copy" however that is not happening.  I do notice that the file name for the file I installed is "gimp-help-3.0.2-en-setup.exe", which does imply that the help is a bit older version than 3.2.4.  As best I can tell that is the newest one available.  Is it possible that has something to do with the problem?

Also, it looks like the Help Installer does not count as an installed program in terms of how the Programs & Features section of the Control Panel.  I'm afraid I don't know what files to look for in order to verify that it did get installed.  If that is something I should be able to do I could use some help.

....Feel like BS  https://gitlab.gnome.org/GNOME/gimp/-/work_items/16348

It is an improvement they say,   just adds another operation and complication to what previously existed.

Edit: If you get frustrated by those (fx) in a layer, attached a one line plugin that applies (merges) any (fx) 

Unzip. Goes in user plugins Find it in  Tools -> kill-nde

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Hi! I've been working to add a full CMYK mode to GIMP (as in, you can create and edit images directly in CMYK mode rather than the current CMYK -> RGB -> CMYK late-binding conversion). I'm at the point where it's functional, and now I need to start bug-hunting and finding areas that haven't been implemented yet.

After my last few "big" projects (non-destructive filters, vector layers, etc), I've always received a bunch of bug reports after release because of all the different uses I or our internal testers didn't think of. So I'm hoping to cut down on that by getting more testing from more people, earlier!

If you're willing to try it out, you can download either a Windows installer or AppImage from the merge request: https://gitlab.gnome.org/GNOME/gimp/-/me...te_2750929

Feel free to post any issues you have here or in the merge request - and thanks!

Hiyall,
Absolute beginner here.
I have been given a nice graphic into which I would like to delete existing text and replace with my text.
I am on Mint 22.3 on a Lenovo M920q with 32Gb RAM. I use GIMP 2.10.36.
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When GIMP opens an image file the view includes an X & Y axis with a scale that shows width and height in different units.  It seems that the default positioning preserves some number of negative units which causes the image to use only a portion of the space available on the display screen.  While it is understandable that this might be useful for some operations, when I know that there no intention of enlarging the image it has the affect of preventing that space from being used to get a larger view of the image.

I'd like to eliminate that blank space but after spending quite of bit of time looking in the user manual have not succeeded.  I'm thinking this should be simple and hope someone can explain how without having to waste the time I already have.  PLEASE!

Hello,

I need to write a script for GIMP and I'm stuck on an error I don't understand.

I haven't found a solution to this problem.

Here's an example of a script that returns an error in a console schema:

I'm getting older and cannot figure this out. I created a profile logo for google. It works but not on all google services apps. Some apps (google play) have a dark background header, the google notification icon (bell) changes to white. Is there an image that adapts to googles html/css, xml ?? ??. I know it is not that big of a deal. I did create on with a white background and dark logo. It works. I'm not getting the device theme preference and the web page theme. I chose light theme on laptop and phone. So the phone apps follow the website theme??

There must be a few 'buntu 24.04 (Noble) using Gimp 3 from the Panda Jim PPA by now.

My must-have plugins are
resynthesizer / heal selection / heal transparency
gmic_gimp_qt  (3.7.5)

Compiled for Gimp 3 working (for me) Gimp 3.2.4   checked with kubuntu 24.04 and Mint 22.3 

In a zip here: https://u.pcloud.link/publink/show?code=...kkAHkFPUpk   about 6 MB

Unzip and put the 5 folders in ~/.config/GIMP/3.2/plug-ins/

Remember, gmic needs QT5  If not installed try

Bonjour,

pour les 18 ans de ma fille, je souhaite lui faire un montage vidéos, style diaporama, avec des photos d'elle qui défilent mais je souhaite que les yeux soient au même endroit sur toutes les photos. J'avais commencé il y a longtemps avec ses premières photos en utilisant GIMP, mais je ne retrouve pas mon tutoriel.
De mémoire, je sélectionnais les yeux sur une des photos en dessinant le tour de l'iris, idem sur la seconde photo et il existait un outil qui, une fois sélectionné, alignait les deux photos. 
J'aimerais retrouver ce tuto parce que je suis vraiment débutante et sans marche à suivre précise, je pense être perdue.
Je vous remercie.
Bonne journée 

GIMP 3.2 is not in the user cp settings