08-30-2023, 09:51 PM
I am considering upgrading Gimp from 2.10.32 to 2.10.34. I am using Windows 10. I tried installing gmic but I get an error message when I execute Gimp libicuuc72.dll not found. A little research tells me the driver is in Gimp 2.10.34.
I usually use the defaults upon installation.
I am generally satisfied with 2.10.32 but if a new installation has benefits that I can use I want to give it a try. What will I lose? I have a lot of custom templates. Will I have to remake the templates? I also have several keyboard assignments. Will I have to remake the keyboard assignments. I also have several default folders set up. Will I have to reestablish the default folders? There are likely other features I customized... dockable windows?
When making a change like this I usually clone the OS drive so I can revert to the way it was if things don't work the way they are intended. I want to know if there is something I can do to preserve Gimp the way I am using it or will I have to reconfigure everything?
I usually use the defaults upon installation.
I am generally satisfied with 2.10.32 but if a new installation has benefits that I can use I want to give it a try. What will I lose? I have a lot of custom templates. Will I have to remake the templates? I also have several keyboard assignments. Will I have to remake the keyboard assignments. I also have several default folders set up. Will I have to reestablish the default folders? There are likely other features I customized... dockable windows?
When making a change like this I usually clone the OS drive so I can revert to the way it was if things don't work the way they are intended. I want to know if there is something I can do to preserve Gimp the way I am using it or will I have to reconfigure everything?