Contents->Resources->etc->gimp->2.0->gimprc.
Now we have the system-wide gimprc file.

Its tricky and Guys, who are new on Mac, do’nt find this file.

And I search the gimprc file.

I find macintosh hd/ -> tmp/ -> skl/ -> gimp.app but this is an alias and no folder.
Who can help me?

————————————————————————————
personal gimprc file:
This is your personal gimprc file. Any variable defined in this file takes
# precedence over the value defined in the system-wide gimprc:
# /tmp/skl/Gimp.app/Contents/Resources/etc/gimp/2.0/gimprc
# Most values can be set within GIMP by changing some options in the
# Preferences dialog.

I asked in Gimusers.de forum and here it is:
/Library/Application Support/Gimp/–> gimprc

But now I search the other rc files, but i will find it.

it’s a different between Mac and Linux/Windows Filesystem

Gotta go…I have a podcast to watch!!

I am new to Gimp, and so grateful for your tutorials. I am just starting them, and having trouble with episode 66 (from episode 2) downloading. I only get a very small screen of your tutorial in my computer.
Can you offer any suggestions?

Thank you so much

# yum –enablerepo=updates-testing-newkey install babl gegl
# yum –enablerepo=rawhide install gimp

(if you install/update babl and gegl from rawhide, gimp does’n start)

About your comment in the video on Preferences > Tool Options > «Save tool options on exit». If you do check it(so it saves your values) cant you just click the button in down right corner of the toolbox to reset to default values(for those times you dont want it to remember them)?

Thanks for your helping videos!

I’d had previous install problems, so I copied all of GIMP’s dll’s into my Windows-system folder. They took precedence over the new GIMP’s dll’s.

Just a matter of copying all them, again.

(Now if I can get GAP to work, I’ll be happy!)

JPEG image Message
Could not execute plug-in “file-jpeg.exe”
(C:\Program Files\Gimp-2.0\lib\gimp\2.0\plug-ins\file-jpeg.exe)
because it uses an obsolete version of the plug-in protocol.

and

gimp_plug_in_handle_proc_run: ERROR

Any idea about where I can get some much needed help?

Thanks! in advance

Can’t wait for Layer Groups as well!

<>

Thanks for such a informative website.
If I could I would like to make 2cents worth of comment.

I have tried the GIMP on Linux, and I was pleased that you could
re-configure it to make it portable, that is – you could move
it to directory of your choice and tell GIMP where to look for
its files by means of assigning environment variables using
a BASH startup script.

Judging from portablefreeware.com it does appear the notion
of having software that is easily portable from machine
to machine (or when upgrading an operating system) is an
asset.

I did remove the help browser and some of the larger plugins
to save some bloat, perhaps an installer that could ask whether
you want to have certain plugins may be useful for computers
that have less space or power.

I have downloaded a few videos and looking forward to
receiving tips on the use of layer masks etc to restore brightness/
contrast to underexposed sections of images.

Thank you

I mean the small arrow in the toolbox. Let´s say it in German.

Unter den Reitern in der Werkzeugkiste befindet sich jeweils der Name des ausgewählten Reiters. Rechts daneben ist ein kleiner Pfeil. Beim Anklicken kommt ein Popup, bei welchem man Reiter hinzufügen kann. Das meinte ich.

Gruss Rudl

I do use the dodge and burn tool sometimes for the same reason as you described. But only for very small parts of an image.

you wrote:…you can choose, if you want to change the highlights, midtones or shadows…

Maybe some can clarify it!?

I’ll do an update next Tuesday with a test of “Burn and Dodge” (last used that in 1.9.x i fear), Help System and a new look to the docking process. And I have found some nice little things….

The 2.4 releases of the user manual can be used with GIMP 2.6 of course.

@Rolf:
Another thing about tabs in 2.6, that’s especially nice, is the ability to lock tabs so that they cannot be dragged. This avoids a problem that used to occur, especially with tablets, where it was far too easy to throw your dockables across the screen by accident.

||You should try the new GIMP Help Browser ||

I would use it if it was avaliable ;(
In my OpenSuse 11.0, the help system is not present in the packages
I’ve got the help installed an accessible from firefox, bus no trace of the new help browser

I´ve a question. How can I reduce the Wilber you described in Windows.

Greetings from Bavaria
Rudl

Oh, and I just committed a change to trunk that makes new dockables appear under the pointer instead of opening in the upper left corner of the screen. It was so embarassing to see this in your video… If this turns out not to cause any problems, we will back-port this tiny change to the gimp-2-6 branch.