People that use Gimp under Ubuntu can add a PPA to their software sources, so that Gimp is updated from it instead of being non-updated from the repos. The people behind the PPA have sent a notice that the PPA is moving:

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Old addresses: https://launchpad.net/~otto-kesselgulasch/gimp and https://launchpad.net/~otto-kesselgulasch/gimp-edge

New addresses: https://launchpad.net/~otto-meier/gimp and https://launchpad.net/~otto-meier/gimp-edge

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Hey guys, I'm looking for a way to use .net to open up a application in Gimp,

Something like:

I have drawn rectangle with border set to 5. I would like to draw  another one with the same border size. Is it possible to repeat it without going to border setting every time ?

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hi 

new here i am trying to find a way of resizing multiple png images of different sizes from one image
e.g.
28x28px
56X56px
112X112px

nathan

Is there a filter in GIMP to generate this:

Hello dear board,

I would like to do a few operations with gimp. However I get (from chip, to gimp itself ...) only versions, which contain no version in a Roman language. Of course, I can not find in Korean, Cyrillic, Arabic etc., whether German or English with the presettings is possible .....
Can someone help?

Many greetings, peter

There are tools for PS for creating  normal, displacement, bump maps, AO ..etc http://www.nmaker.com.br/tools.html

Is it possible to translate this in GIMP ? It's in .jsxbin format.

What is equivalent in GIMP to Adjustment layer in PS?


https://helpx.adobe.com/photoshop/using/...ayers.html

How can I use an area selection as a template to select another area?  

I put a picture to explain!

Thanks!

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I usually want a grid that will divide the image into fixed proportions, horizontally and vertically: for instance, 7 equally spaced vertical and 7 horizontal lines, so the image is divided into 1/8ths. Is it possible to configure a grid that way, ie by proportion of the whole image rather than by pixels, inches or whatever?