Okay, Grachan, I found the bin folders and I don't think there are any dll files in Linux. Hey, I thought you installed Linux Fedora way back in the Fall...what happened?
I will look around from some penguins, already found a couple.
Maybe it won't work in Linux.

just looked it up

Yes linux does use dll's, however the name dll isn't a generic computer science term it's just what windows calls it, it's a function library and in linux they're called libraries and pretty much always have the postfix of .so.
Configuration data for programs and scripts used by the local system are stored in the directory /etc, the windows registry is a good idea in theory, but poorly implemented and poorly maintainable without third party applications, /etc would be the equivalent, but is in no way an inferior design.

Programs are maintained by package managers, these keep track of what files the package placed on the system and where they are, the location of these files are then used when the package is removed in order to make sure that the files are removed. It can also be used as a term for managers that download and install software for you, resolving dependencies in the process etc since it's function is package based, however the basic package manager manages packages on the local system.

I think the original intent of icii was to create a group of layer effects for working on text because his layer effects were of no use to images, I have tried to keep this in mind while updating

No I haven't tried that Graechan. I will try it tomorrow.
@Cecilia, I love your results

Pirate, that is so very cool.

Thank You Molly:)

thank you

Graechan
nono,thank You for the fun You give us

graechan: you've put down so much work on this, thank you!

Thank you Graechan for fixing this script. It's long been a favorite of mine.

If anyone else does not like having a new item added to the Image menu, I've altered the script so that the path to it is <Image>/Script-Fu/ICCII/Layer Effects.

I've attached the altered script.

@0, are you able to change the gradient when you use stroke or satin, I still crash every time I try. Since we are both using Fedora, I would think they would work the same.

thanks...it was a complete accident

thanks, I like that MUCH better - tidy and neat.

When I choose a different gradient in the Stroke filter, GIMP shuts down. I do not see a gradient selection in the Satin filter but when I change color I get results, no crashing.

Later note:

Any of the filters in ICCII/Layer Effects that has a gradient choice and the gradient is changed, GIMP crashes.

I use Fedora, Linux.

ok, thanks, then it must be a Linux thang. No dll's allowed.