10-14-2018, 11:21 AM
Check the pluginrc file in your Gimp profile. You should fin the resynthesize file listed, but do you see the *heal*.py files?
If they are missing, a few possibilities:
Since you run a very recent Ubuntu 2) and 3) are possible, because Ubuntu has been in the process of making Python v3 the default Python.
2) would be because the script are run with Python v3 instead of the Python V2 they have been written for (Gimp mandates v2).
3) would be because there is no Python v2 installed on your system.
Start Gimp in a terminal (gimp --verbose), and this will show you everything Gimp is doing on startup. Have you got python syntax error reported then? Or is it complaining about a missing Python2.7 executable? Have you go a file named /usr/lib/gimp/2.0/interpreters/pygimp.interp? It will contain lines such as:
Do the left parts (/usr/bin/python2.7) match an executable in your system?
By the way, you can tell if the problem is for resynthesize only or if it is a general problem with Python. There are standard scripts/plugins that use Python, and they won't show in the menus if the Python support doesn't work:: Filters>Web>Slice, Filters>Decor>Fog and of course Filters>Python-fu>Console.
If they are missing, a few possibilities:
- they are missing the "execute" flag
- they don't run correctly
- they don't run at all
Since you run a very recent Ubuntu 2) and 3) are possible, because Ubuntu has been in the process of making Python v3 the default Python.
2) would be because the script are run with Python v3 instead of the Python V2 they have been written for (Gimp mandates v2).
3) would be because there is no Python v2 installed on your system.
Start Gimp in a terminal (gimp --verbose), and this will show you everything Gimp is doing on startup. Have you got python syntax error reported then? Or is it complaining about a missing Python2.7 executable? Have you go a file named /usr/lib/gimp/2.0/interpreters/pygimp.interp? It will contain lines such as:
Code:
python=/usr/bin/python2.7
/usr/bin/python=/usr/bin/python2.7Do the left parts (/usr/bin/python2.7) match an executable in your system?
By the way, you can tell if the problem is for resynthesize only or if it is a general problem with Python. There are standard scripts/plugins that use Python, and they won't show in the menus if the Python support doesn't work:: Filters>Web>Slice, Filters>Decor>Fog and of course Filters>Python-fu>Console.