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Plugins moved/ don't work - Turn2Linux - 05-30-2019
I've added the 'Wavelet Denoise' filter successfully to my 2.10.8 version (dropping it in '~/.config/GIMP/2.10/plug-ins/') However, after updating to 2.10.10, the 2.10.8 version works as before, while the new one does not recognize the filter.
Did the plug-ins library place change?
Ant help in understanding this problem will be greatly appreciated.
RE: Plugins moved/ don't work - rich2005 - 05-30-2019
Quote:... However, after updating to 2.10.10, the 2.10.8 version works as before, while the new one does not recognize the filter.
Does that mean you have both versions installed? Is Gimp 2.10.10 a flatpack or a snap installation? (Edit: got to be otherwise the new installation would overwrite the old one)
If that is the case, check in Edit -> Preferences -> Folders -> plug-ins for the paths to the user plugin folder. It might not be ~/.config/GIMP/2.10/plug-ins
I am using kubuntu 18.04 and Gimp 2.10.10 and wavelet-denoise from previous posts working ok here.
I do not know ubuntu budgie but the usual applies, open a terminal and run the appropriate gimp with the --verbose switch. Examine the output.
RE: Plugins moved/ don't work - Turn2Linux - 05-30-2019
(05-30-2019, 03:40 PM)rich2005 Wrote:Quote:... However, after updating to 2.10.10, the 2.10.8 version works as before, while the new one does not recognize the filter.
Does that mean you have both versions installed? Is Gimp 2.10.10 a flatpack or a snap installation? (Edit: got to be otherwise the new installation would overwrite the old one)
If that is the case, check in Edit -> Preferences -> Folders -> plug-ins for the paths to the user plugin folder. It might not be ~/.config/GIMP/2.10/plug-ins
I am using kubuntu 18.04 and Gimp 2.10.10 and wavelet-denoise from previous posts working ok here.
I do not know ubuntu budgie but the usual applies, open a terminal and run the appropriate gimp with the --verbose switch. Examine the output.
Thanks a bunch Rich2005,
I will check it. Due to a stupid ass thing I did (trying to format a 12TB usb-attached external HDD, i lost my installation, and had to install my Ubuntu Budgie again from scratch.
I did another stupid thing - I downloaded the plugin you sent me to a windows system -> usb -> my Linux. Of course it lost its executable properties, and did not work.
I downloaded it to the new installation, directly, and "Hey presto" - your plugin works a treat.
Thanks anyways - and sorry for the dumb-ass thing I do.