Where would my %APPDATA folder be? I'm on Windows Vista x64.

Will this be updated in Partha's version or should I just install over old version?

Deb,

I will update the useful plugins soon (probably over the weekend) and let you know when it's ready for download.

Application Data folder is a hidden folder in Windows.
In XP i have to go to Tools>Folder Options> tick show all hidden files
Now go to your userfolder and it should be there.

In Parthas portable the files go in the gmic-filtres folder.

Ok thanks Partha, there is no hurry, was not sure if you were going to update or whether I had to.....thanks very much for all your hard work.

Deb

even if there are differences between the partha gmic builds and the others, i saw that in practice both work flawlessly in the gimp partha builds .

i continuously update my gmic, running on the partha-samj portable with whatever newer version available and i never had problems

PC, Which is why I don't understand why David insists on treating Windows differently. Only on the Windows platform there is a separate directory under plug-ins which frankly to me is clutter. So, when I build nowadays, I fix the source-code so that a separate directory under Windows is not created.

Thanks,
Partha

The reason I'm asking is: After I installed Sourceforge G'MIC 64-bit I had over 300 filters. Then I ran update and now only have about 102 filters.

I thought something might have gone wrong with Update.

David, as I recalled, recatagorized filters and such and that did reduce the number of filters so you must have upgraded from a G'MIC more then 3 cycles ago mecaherium.

Deb,

I have updated G'MIC to version 1.5.1.5. Please feel free to download and follow the instructions on my website for installation. Let me know if you have any issues.

Thanks,
Partha

Personally i am not disturbed by a gmic subfolder there but since there is that subfolder i would like see used to store the various gmic definition files, so they would be easier to trace and the gmic plugin would be more easily portable

But i already had a discussion about and David preferred a alternative solution ( something to do somewhere, a option not visible in the plugin GUI to change def file location... i can't remember more, because luckily i use your-samj 2.8 portable that take automatically care to keep the gmic def files in a place adapt to portability.

But anyway also other gmic builds works on your gimp build,...i had not recent occasion to try vice versa but when i did just before gimp 2.8 it worked well