These days no need to mess around with chmod, at least for Gimp plugins.
In the file browser make sure hidden files are enabled. Go to the Gimp profile folder ~./config/GIMP/2.10/plug-ins where the files are. Just as your screenshot.
Right click on a file. Choose Properties. In the file properties select the Permissions tab. Tick on Allow executing file as a program if not already ticked.
However I can see one problem straight away from your screenshot. Bottom of the Filters Menu there should be a Python-fu entry next to Script-fu. Like this:
That is just to check that it is working. No need to compile anything. All Gimp scripts and plugins are run from the Gimp menu system.
No python, no working python plugins. I think this is an issue with a Default Gimp 2.10.xx (2.10.6 ??) from the most recent repo. where python support has to be installed separately. In a console try;
An alternative is install Gimp from the PPA Gimp 2.10.8 as the one shown in my screenshots.
In the file browser make sure hidden files are enabled. Go to the Gimp profile folder ~./config/GIMP/2.10/plug-ins where the files are. Just as your screenshot.
Right click on a file. Choose Properties. In the file properties select the Permissions tab. Tick on Allow executing file as a program if not already ticked.
However I can see one problem straight away from your screenshot. Bottom of the Filters Menu there should be a Python-fu entry next to Script-fu. Like this:
That is just to check that it is working. No need to compile anything. All Gimp scripts and plugins are run from the Gimp menu system.
No python, no working python plugins. I think this is an issue with a Default Gimp 2.10.xx (2.10.6 ??) from the most recent repo. where python support has to be installed separately. In a console try;
Code:
sudo apt install gimp-pythonAn alternative is install Gimp from the PPA Gimp 2.10.8 as the one shown in my screenshots.