Is there a way to enable file compression automatically for the default xcf format? I scrolled through the preferences but it could have escaped my eye.

I'm running latest stable gimp-2.10, latest graphics driver, ensured the registry entries, but I have no checkbox to enable opencl under preferences->system resources. Do I need to reinstall gimp for it see that?

I start with an image 8192x8192, add layer, select all, color to alpha, then apply filter cold metal, and my image immediately balloons to 9430x15165. What is happening?

Is there a way to change the tab thumbnail for a text with the name of the archive, something like the example.

Usually have to work with images that look the same in the thumbnail, so a text would be better for me.

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Whenever I try to launch GIMP, the startup window always freezes while loading 'Modules'.
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Edit: I've read a lot about new drivers but not really what about them causes this problem, let alone how to fix it. Might have something to do with the crash considering I bought new headphones recently.

Edit #2: Apparently opening the drivers and restarting my computer made GIMP work again. Not really sure how, but it's fixed now I guess?

I'm coming back to the Gimp after about 10 years of using CorelDraw and I am so impressed with what I'm finding here now!
There is one feature of Corel PhotoPaint that I loved and used a lot and I can't find anything like it here or among plugins. It's the Macro recorder. (see attached) It allowed me to click a record button, go through a sequence of actions such as placing a signature on a photograph and then save that script / macro and simply play it again on a series of other images. Can anyone point me in the right direction in finding such a thing for the Gimp?

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Before Mac Big Sur, Gimp listed my scanner (Canon Pixma TR4520) under "Create" but no longer.  Big Sur does recognize my scanner under Mac System Preferences Printers/Scanners and Image Capture.  I've updated to the latest Mac version of Gimp but it still does not see the scanner.  Anyone else have this problem?

Hi there. Ive searched but couldnt found the solution for what i want to do I will explain with images.
I have this situation and what i want to do is fill with black the upper path the red line path but i dont want it to go inside the blue path. Can i full and use the upper line of the blue path as the limit? (second image to explain better)


But i dont want to fill everything inside red path i want something like this:

This is just a scratch to show better what im talkin. Basically I want to fill the red path but not going inside the blue. Because if i fill the red path it will fill all the red including some of the blue path. Is there any way to do what i want to?
Thanks in advance!

I use Linux Mint 20.1 with the Flatpak version of GIMP and GMic.

After seeing the problem reported in another thread about installing GMic with GIMP 2.10,24 on Windows I checked to make sure that it was still available in my copy of GIMP - it wasn't shown in the Filters menu.

In a terminal "flatpak list" showed that GMic V2.9.6 Branch 2-3.36 was installed. Uninstalling this by typing:

"flatpak uninstall org.gimp.GIMP.Plugin.GMicc"

and then reinstalling GMic by typing:

"flatpak install org.gimp"

and then selecting the option to install "runtime/org.gimp.GIMP.Plugin.GMic/x86_64/2-40" updated GMic to V2.9.6 Branch 2-40. GMic then appeared in the Filters menu of GIMP (and worked).

I think this is connected with the upgrading of the GNOME Application Platform and it's just coincidental that GIMP updated recently.

Hope this helps if you have a similar problem.

I can see, that I do not have the option to use the Newsprint (legacy) filter any more when I did a brand new installation this morning
Is there a way to get i back?

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