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 Post subject: Re: some plugins changed
PostPosted: Thu Oct 11, 2012 10:40 am  (#21) 
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What a work...
I changed the alignment of all common gimp-plugins
from vertical to horizontal.
That does not affect the size of the preview.
The size of tehe preview can be changed by editing ~/.gimp-2.8/gtkrc

Code:
#
# Adjust the size of previews in plug-in dialogs:
#
style "gimp-large-preview"
{
  GimpPreview::size = 450
}

class "GimpPreview" style "gimp-large-preview"

enlargens the preview in almost any plugin to 450 pixels.
I included the 32 and 64 Bit plugins.

[removed - look down]


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 Post subject: Re: some plugins changed
PostPosted: Thu Oct 11, 2012 12:38 pm  (#22) 
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Onkel Hatti wrote:
I have to recompile almost all plug-ins,
that means, that I have to search for the source on web. Thats a disadvantage.

Most of the programs you've included are licensed such that the provider of the plug-in should also be supplying the source code, or providing a direct link to where it might be downloaded. Are you suggesting that some people aren't doing that? ;)

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 Post subject: Re: some plugins changed
PostPosted: Thu Oct 11, 2012 1:50 pm  (#23) 
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Onkel Hatti wrote:

I have testetd it out, and 64Bit gimp is not faster than 32Bit gimp.
Yes, it uses just 2GB, but I never reached the 2GB border, and my Computer has
32GB RAM. I don't use GMic often, because it is very slow, even with 64Bit.


I made a video about GIMP 2.8 64-bit multitasking ability

www.youtube.com Video from : www.youtube.com



In that video I ran one Python script that creates 700+ layers,
and while it was running I used (on other images, of course) 2 other C plugins and 4 scripts.
I'm trying to do this trick with 32-bit version of GIMP and it simply crashes.
For me, that is enough evidence of 64-bit version advantage.

Direct link http://youtu.be/G3Fd2b4ddbY

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 Post subject: Re: some plugins changed
PostPosted: Thu Oct 11, 2012 1:51 pm  (#24) 
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saulgoode wrote:
Onkel Hatti wrote:
I have to recompile almost all plug-ins,
that means, that I have to search for the source on web. Thats a disadvantage.

Most of the programs you've included are licensed such that the provider of the plug-in should also be supplying the source code, or providing a direct link to where it might be downloaded. Are you suggesting that some people aren't doing that? ;)


hmm. Don't know. The sources came from the latest git-source.
Anyway. Better removed.


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