The problem is this.

When I try to open one of hundreds of images on my external drive and use Scroll, something really weird happens with the display. It only disappears when I hover my mouse over the file list.
Look at the screenshots.

The problem is even more obvious and annoying when I'm working on an image. Especially when I scroll or zoom...
Could someone explain how to fix this display bug?
Because it's really difficult to work comfortably.

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My setup
Gimp 2.10.38 (revision 1) on a 15-inch Macbook Pro Retina
Processor: 2.4 GHz Intel Core i7
Memory: 8 GB 1600 MHz DDR3
Graphics: INTEL HD Graphics 4000 1536 MB
Nvidia GeForce GT 650 MB[/font][/size][/color]

Hello! I spent the last few hours adding an alpha channel and removing the bordering white from an image. When I exported in GIMP as a jpg, the end file still has the white. I do not know enough to tell if this is a jpg issue, a GIMP issue, or a user (me) issue.

If this is an issue with jpg files, how can I work around this, as I need jpg? I can try other image formats, but would prefer jpg because LibreOffice Writer doesn't like png format.

I am using GIMP 2.10.38 on Windows 11.

Attached is the exported jpg file. I can't seem to be able to attach a second image, so I will attempt to reply with that.

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Further to Rich's post here:
https://www.gimp-forum.net/Thread-How-to...3#pid43283

I was finding the Filters -> Repeat and Filters -> Recently Used sometimes greyed out for the old script. So here's crosshair guides written for the v3 dialect of ScriptFu. It puts crosshair guides on the selected drawables.

Gimp V3 introduces "non destructive editing" (aka NDE).


When you apply filters to layers, instead of altering the layer pixels immediately  (as done in V2), the filter can be added to  a stack of filters which is applied on the fly when Gimp uses the layer contents. When this is the case there is a "fx" icon next to the layer, and if you click on it you get the stack of current filters, that you can further edit. 

   

   

I've been working with Gimp 2.10 for a long time. I'm not a Gimp expert at all just like playing around.
Anyway, I installed Gimp 3-R2 and was trying to do a simple
transparency layer -> Filters -> Render -> Noise -> Solid Noise.
Then I went to the Select By Color tool and it won't select anything.

I tried these exact steps in Gimp 2.10 to be sure and it works fine.

Is there something else that needs to be set up? If there are instructions, I'm happy to read them, I just haven't been able to find anything about it.

Thank you!!

Hi, I'm just tying to understand the details of selecting multiple layers. I get that you can do this with shift or ctrl keys. If for example you wanted to rotate three layers, what's the rule to say which one is used for the "preview" while you are adjusting the rotate?

In gimp 2.10 you could link the layers and choose which one is active so that's the one that's used while you are adjusting the rotate.

Hi all

Just started using gimp again and have an issue I have had in the past but forgot how to fix it.  Applying text to a circle the top of the circle text along path does as intended but when I do the bottom half text it apples to the path like it is stacked and just looks like jumbled up spaghetti. Like I said this has happened before but cannot remember how to fix it. 

The initial text to path requires me to use the flip tool so it looks right but then after the flip I get spaghetti

Hope someone can help 

Cheers

As I saw on the internet, an A4 sheet would be equivalent to a 2480 x 3508 pixel photo in 300dpi. As I need two A4 pages for my project, I created a 2480x7016 image but GIMP (or other software) does not offer me to print on two pages.
So I cut this image in two with a selection rectangle and printed separately. However, the printed result does not match the preview of the image in question (I compared).
Can someone help me? It's incredible that in 2025 we struggle for something so simple...

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