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Life threw some interesting stuff in my direction – mostly positive – that consumed a lot of my time and attention. But now I have
Sorry, the first minute or so of the video has very bad sound. It gets better then! This week I rip apart a PDF based
The title and the following text have been stolen by me from Michael Schumacher at the GIMP Developers Mailing List and GIMP Users Mailing List.
TablePress is a free WordPress plugin. It let’s the webmaster easily create tables without any knowledge of coding needed. This plugin is frequently used by online casino guides where they display various offers from online casinos, such as sign up no deposit bonuses. The creator of the plugin also offer extensions to make the plugin responsive or letting the user add PHP into the tables. If you’re running any type of online gambling guide, this is the perfect plugin for you, and it’s free!
The AJAX Search for WooCommerce is a very useful plugin for eCommerce sites. One site that is using the plugin is the famous webshop Artfrill. They have implemented the plugin right in their main menu. The visitors can just type in any keyword and the plugin will instantly recommend wall arts based on on that keyword. Artfrill is a one-stop webshop for posters and canvas art. They specialize in various types of wall arts, for example luxury wall art for living rooms and canvas art for offices.
I take my big soft lens polishing cloth out of the cupboard and give my crystal ball a good rub. Usually I use it for
This seems to be the starting page for a lot of first time visitors. Feel welcome here! Meet the GIMP! is an videopodcast about the Open Source
Edit: Episode 76 covers some new aspects of UFRaw and corrects some mistakes. Look at it too! RAW conversion was a thing a lot of you wanted
Late – but here is #135. 😉 Darktable is a new RAW converter, photo editor and image manager for Linux and MacOS. It is in early
Nearly all colour laser printers leave a pattern of tiny yellow dots all over the paper. These dots contain information about the printer and perhaps
Selections are widely used in Gimp. Select something to work only on that, to cut or copy it, to move it around. In this show
I try to explain the stuff that influences the quality of your images. File formats, compression, sensor size. Each solution has pro and cons –
This is basically Episode 002 – but with a really new GIMP (and a more experienced screen caster). But before that I have some news for you
You’ll get a bit dizzy this time. Nachbarnebenan is showing how to make a vertigo effect. But before that I show off the results of
After a welcome to the (hopefully) lots of new viewers from the Miro Guide, I continue to shrink a real building site to a model
This week Rolf tries to explain layers, the layers dialogue and layer modes. The image on the left is a result of a little play
