I'm new to Gimp. Is it possible to edit a Photoshop mockup file in Gimp on a Macbook? In Photoshop, I was able to just double click the "Edit Me" section/thumbnail and a new tab would open where I can place my design, but I can't do the same in Gimp. I want to attach a screenshot to give an example, but I couldn't due to the file being too large. Watching videos to help me reduce the screenshot file was no help either.

Hi.
I'm using Gimp 2.10.38 on a Windows 11 PC and I am having trouble printing photos.  I load the photo and edit it but the colour changes I make are not reflected in the printed photo.  I am using a Canon Pixma TS8350 printer and have updated the drivers.
The photo I am trying to print is coming out a little pale and with a slight blue hue.  I used the Curves tool to increase green and red and these changes are shown in the screen image.  When I print the picture the printed image is no different from the original.  I am probably doing something wrong but I can't see what it is.
Thanks.
Chris.

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Hi all,

Is there any way to sharpen the faces of all persons on the photo attached.  If YES, please advise the detail steps how to do it.

Thanks in advance

Regards

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to get bounds
or check to see if there is a selection present?
as pdb. is slow for me when i do repeated operations.

I tried looking at the api documentation but I don't know the syntax to call gimp_selection_is_empty?

image.selection.width is always width of image it's so weird.

I need this in order to speed up this knitted look 2.10 plugin

Hi, 
I've been using Gimp 2.99/3.0 for a while now. I know you can: 
- shift click multiple layers in the layers panel (very nice)
- and you can set the move tool to be able to click and select a single layer in the canvas 
Just wondering if you can shift click multiple layers directly in the canvas yet? I haven't been able to do that.

Hi there!

Will there be a new update to the PhotoGimp patch for Gimp 3.0?

Thanks for your help!

I want my 5 minute of fame 

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In a certain question about plugin compatibility between versions 2.10 and 3.0, Copilot suggested that I participate in the Gimp-Forum.Net Forum!

Being a reference is definitely something to be proud of! 

   

Hi, I have a large 1.89GB PNG that is [51k x 42k] pixels big, it's a large map. It takes GIMP about 90 seconds to open it and to get it ready for me to view and edit. I have 16GB of RAM and Windows Task Manager says GIMP uses 8.5GB of it to display this PNG. My Dell laptop was brand-new a year ago, so the CPU's pretty-good for a laptop; the GPU is a baked-in standard Intel one, that manages most things without a problem except for demanding games.

It's not a problem for me that it should be slow to load and edit this image, as I would otherwise cut the PNG up into smaller sections; but I'm curious as to what exactly the limitations are. If I had to guess I would say it is either the CPU or GPU that can't load the large file into GIMP more quickly than that, no matter how much RAM it had supporting it. the Irfanview app could not open the image, so GIMP is doing a better job than it at least. I don't know how other image-editing software would compare—Adobe etc. .

Previously here at Watercooler I came across a networking algorithm that can improve bandwidth on the big video platform

I did some more investigating and found a way of making it permanent on a Linux system.
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Find what congestion control you are using now:
sysctl net.ipv4.tcp_available_congestion_control
Mine had
net.ipv4.tcp_available_congestion_control = reno cubic

Add BBR
sudo gedit /etc/sysctl.conf        (gedit or whatever editor you want)
add the following two lines:

net.core.default_qdisc=fq
net.ipv4.tcp_congestion_control=bbr
save file
reload sysctl.conf  >   sudo sysctl -p

check congestion control again:
sysctl net.ipv4.tcp_available_congestion_control
net.ipv4.tcp_available_congestion_control = reno cubic bbr
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Comments.
Hopefully enabling this gives you better video performance.
I think more people are 'streaming' video on Android TVs. A network is only as fast as it's slowest bottleneck.