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| Shorcut to anulate all day's work? |
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Posted by: wpkzz - 02-12-2021, 08:21 PM - Forum: General questions
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It seems that I unwittingly discovered a keyboard shortcut to destroy all day's work. If that does indeed exist, I would like to know what I did, in order to not do it again by mistake.
I had been working on a B&W image that I converted to color, created many layers, colored the layers, put effects and transparencies, and, then, by reflex, i pressed something like an "Emacs Chord" (I guess it was Ctrl+x, Ctrl+s), while at the same time did something without knowing on the digital tablet. The image restored to the original B & W state, and closed gimp. When I opened it again, all work was gone and the Undo History was empty.
I do not know if the work can be saved (i seem to not know if there is some backup), but I would like to know exactly what I did or what i pressed.
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| Remove GIMP 2.10.18.1 and replace it with 2.8 on Linux Mint 20.1 |
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Posted by: Scooby-2 - 02-11-2021, 07:29 PM - Forum: General questions
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Please forgive me if I have posted this in the wrong place, but there is no "Post new thread" button when I view the GIMP 2.10 section.
I have used GIMP 2.8 for many years, I think it is a brilliant program, and thanks to the developers for it. As I have had to move to a later operating system (now Mint 20.1), the default installation of GIMP is now 2.10.18.1. I have had so many problems trying to use this new version and I have spent more time researching the problems than I have been spending time being productive with it. I have had enough, I never had any problems with version 2.8 (I am only a basic user) and I want to go back to it. For me it is much easier to use.
Can someone tell me, in individual steps, what I have to do, please?
Thanks in advance.
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| Finding a better scanner |
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Posted by: Ofnuts - 02-11-2021, 04:02 PM - Forum: Watercooler
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I just revived an Epson V200 scanner (could be about 10 years old?). Made it to work under Linux. Output looks fine.
But it's a bit slow. So I wonder if a new scanner would be significantly faster? Epson has a V39 (€100) and a V600 (€450).
Any inputs from those who have a scanner?
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| is format jpg safe? |
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Posted by: kenny1999 - 02-10-2021, 09:23 PM - Forum: General questions
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what I mean is
I know that if a picture (for example which contains personal information that I have
hidden) is saved as xcf it is possible that it can be reversed and hidden information could '
be revealed.
I know the answer is yes but I'm not tech geek so just wish to make sure
If I hide something and save it as jpg or jpeg or bmp is it final? and just totally
Impossible to reverse the hidden part right??
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