Yes, but, I have to edit the .py and the .ini file to reflect the drive letter. Other than that it works just fine!

Draconian try placing the Gurm.ini and Gurm.py files in your F:\Gimp program plug-ins folder instead of the user/.gimp-2.6/7/plug-ins folder. See if that does the trick.

To work in Python you will need to move a few python files around and add the Gurm files to the portable Gimp-2 directory....ie.... YourDirectoryPath>/gimp-2.7/.gimp-2.7/plug-ins folder

That's where i have mine and it works fine. But i added python support to the new foreground tool fork of Gimp and use that Gimp version. I believe all Parthas versions of portable Gimp have Gimp-2 directories also.Which are created on first launch.

Funny you should mention that Rod, I was just about to try that next but I think my cpu just got tired or hot or something cuz I turned off the puter last night and left it off all night. When I rebooted this morning everything was working again. Maybe I need to give that puppy a rest more often I was about to get frustrated again.

(Where's the smiley that shows me bashing my computer with a hammer?)

Good one Molly!
Glad to hear you got it fixed Draconian.

Cool! Drac's in business now!? Alright!!

This is a bit off-topic

I did it once before.
Just add/copy the entire python 26 folder from (C:\python26 )
into the App/gimp folder. rename it to just python
Now you need the python folder from the lib/gimp/2.0 folder in the installed Gimp-2.6.11
Copy that to the \App\gimp\lib\gimp\2.0 folder in your portable version.
copy the pygimp.interp and pygimp.env files from the installed gimp-2.6.11 ...
Copy those two files to their respective folders.
Now re-edit the pygimp.interp file to this



Now add all the python files in the C:\Program Files\Gimp-2.0\lib\gimp\2.0\plug-ins folder into your portable plugin folder so you have pyconsole.

Been a while but i believe that is how it is done.
Let me know if that works.

I am trying it again now.

If i remember correctly you will also have to start Gimp portable from the execute file in the bin folder.
Otherwise it doesn't see the Python26 folder in the portable directory.
Try them both though i could be mistaken.Like i said it's been a while.

I stand corrected - you need to edit the pygimp.interp to the exact path you have for python execute
And you need to launch from the portable icon (not the bin exe)

my pygimp.interp looks like this for instance


You will just have to remember to edit that file/path whenever you carry it to another machine.
Or in the below example image use a flash drive.


Python installed on portable Gimp-2.6.11

LMAOROTF!!!!!

Can I get a creative commons license permit for that Molly? I will probably get a lot of mileage out of that one with my track record.

Hey Drac, just copy and paste it to your desktop to use for your next bad day.

Thanks Rod,

I'm going to give that a try tonight at work. I'll zip up everything and put it on my flash drive. What's funny is I'm going to compare what you first had in the pygimp.interp to what partha has in his. Partha's has no drive letter. Interesting! Unless that's a difference between the 2.6 and 2.7 pythons'.

But most def going to try an do this! =) Thx!

Rod,

I'm going to start a new thread on this.