GIMP Version: 2.8.18
Operating System: Linux
GIMP Experience: New User

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Hi Gimp Users

I have a new Chromebook computer.
I install gimp and g'mic from the Linux Terminal.
I can not move the Dockable Dialogs !!
I want to arrange the windows in a way that it suits me.

I need your help.

Thanks
Doron.

I didn't know that ChromeBook would run Gimp. I know it uses some form of Linux, but assumed it would be too restrictive. Did you try copping over your old Gimp profile? That's what I did when I went from Gimp 2.8 to 2.10, also when I use AppImages.

@racer-x
You can install linux on a chromebook, I have a Bodhi linux on an Acer C720. The more usual route is using crouton see: https://www.howtogeek.com/162120/how-to ... h-crouton/ but an interesting link there for new chromebooks https://www.howtogeek.com/363331/how-to ... chrome-os/

@doronf2
Guessing you are using the new built in terminal Gimp 2.6.18 indictes Debian 'Stretch'


Does this mean dragging the tabs around? Can you open the tab properties? Is the tab locked?



Did you set Gimp up that way from the default 3 window mode? Can you get back to 3 window mode? Windows -> Single-Window mode toggles.
Can you revert to default settings? Edit -> Preferences -> Window Management -> Reset Saved Window Positions to Default Values.

Edit: Afterthought: Are you using the computer trackpad? Is the left-click-hold-and-drag working? Try pluging a regular mouse in.

Thanks for all the answers.
It us not locked. I add a photo.
And yes I use a regular mouse.

What more can i do ???

Doron.

Not a lot

Is that really your prefered layout?

If click-and-drag does not work, can you close a tab on one dock and open again on another dock using that menu?