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New Install, Black Screen, No Tools, No Images... - Indeterminate - 05-12-2025 Installed GIMP 3.02 on Sequoia 15.4.1 on Mac mini M4, Dell U2724DE at 2560 x 1440 over TB4. I have a black screen with menus that pull down and operate, but I have only a black screen with a vertical divider bar about 2" from left edge of screen. Opening know good .jpg(s) changes the filename under the menubar, but that is all. Same with File>New, I get a new filename but no image. I searched the web for similar problems but am not finding anything. I am new to GIMP and the computer as well (finally upgraded from a 2014 mini running Mojave and ... CS5 ![]() RE: New Install, Black Screen, No Tools, No Images... - rich2005 - 05-13-2025 (05-12-2025, 07:12 PM)Indeterminate Wrote: Installed GIMP 3.02 on Sequoia 15.4.1 on Mac mini M4, Dell U2724DE at 2560 x 1440 over TB4. There is a bug report about this, you could add another report just to keep it fresh in the developers mind(s) https://gitlab.gnome.org/GNOME/gimp/-/issues/13489 RE: New Install, Black Screen, No Tools, No Images... - Indeterminate - 05-13-2025 Thanks rich2005. Meanwhile, I stumbled across the workaround: simply click the green button in the title bar to get to full-screen mode and then everything works. The bug reproduces only if I Quit GIMP while it is in full-screen mode, with the menu bar auto-hiding. If the menu bar is visible while Quitting, GIMP comes up working next time it is opened, regardless of how big the window was at the last Quit. Seems like devs might have better things to do so I didn't report it. Or maybe I'm projecting and it is me who has better things to do? ![]() – I was writing FORTRAN on punch cards in 1973. ![]() |