Is it possible to cather all scripts, witch are for photo editing in their own folder an put the name up here? If it is, would some friendly soul tell me how, or where I can get instructions?

I really hope to get in Gimp some order in scripts and other things too.

scripts and python can be put under the menu you like simply editing the source with notepad++, looking for the registration line and replace -for instance- Filters with PhotoFilters or whatever you like (submenus included).
Much more difficult to change the menu of the plug-ins in .exe.
You should have the source and be able to compile it after the changes (not an easy task, ask Rod for instance...)

@himppu All your scripts go into your user script folder and your plug-ins go to your user plug-in folder, The same with gradients, patterns etc.
They don't go at the top of your gimp the way you show it in your image.
If you have Windows, they go in C:\users/your name\.gimp-2.8.XX\scripts > C:\users/your name\.gimp-2.8.XX\plug-ins etc.

The GIMP documentation about script-fu page shows how a script registers itself into a menu:

http://docs.gimp.org/en/gimp-using-scri ... cript.html

So by changing the path shown in the script-fu-menu-register line you can alter where the script appears.

It is also possible to add extra script-fu-menu-register entries so you could leave the scripts as they are and create a new .scm file containing a series of script-fu-menu-register entries for each of the scripts you want to collect together.

This extra file would have to be loaded last for it to work - maybe put it into a new folder on it's own and make sure the new folder is last in the folder list in your preferences.

Kevin

Here's an example mylist.scm that I've put into a mylist folder:

Thank you all! I'll make a backup and get to work. Will tell you how it went. I am a bit scared but also sturdy

thanks Graechan, for recalling the use of the rc files!
Only a little little additional note for the novices: if -for any good reason- you have to delete the rc files, remember to reapply the modifications...