How did you get the lineborder filter to work in Windows XP?

Have you read my answer to http://registry.gimp.org/node/24784#comment-12784 ?
Maybe it is also important version of Python (as in the recipe - my 2.6.6) ?

At the registry forum you asked me-
Did you install pygtk-2.16.0 + glade.win32-py2.6.exe?

If i install these do i need to re-install gimp again?
Also i have pygtk installed. Does it have to be version 2.16.0?

What if i just install GTK+ with Glade will that work?
http://ftp.gnome.org/pub/GNOME/binaries ... lade3/3.6/

No it doesn't.

I downloaded the pygtk + glade for windows and installed it...testing now
Didn't work...i think i may have to re-install Gimp to have the new version of pYGTK work for this.
I really do not think i want to go through all that trouble for 1 filter.

To me - Glade installation is not required (but useful).
What is needed is http://ftp.gnome.org/pub/GNOME/binaries/win32/pygtk/2.16/pygtk-2.16.0+glade.win32-py2.6.exe
It should work without re-installing GIMP.
Do other plugins with the required glade.win (for example: Index print) works for you?

I haven't installed index print.Maybe i will try that next.

I packed a minimal set of Python 2.6.6 (works with LineBorder2 and Indexprint) for Gimp 2.6.11 - for testing I can send by e-mail (13Mb).

PS. Yet another question - for those plugins do not work motives, why?

You can send it to wacmaster@hotmail.com
Do you mean themes?
I believe the themes for this plugin are not controlled by gtkrc files but glade files instead.
If you download the windows GTK + glade interface builder you may be able to get it to work through that setup.
http://ftp.gnome.org/pub/GNOME/binaries ... h-GTK+.exe
If i can get the filter to work for me i will try and set it up and tell you how i did it.

In the case of Themes for glade.win - each piece of information is priceless - when the plugin is already running ..
ps. The test can clarify whether it is valid Python version => 2.6.6

Still no luck MareroQ sorry.

Here is what i did.
First i copied the Python26 directory and saved the original to my desktop just in case.
I unzipped the contents you sent me to the copied C:\python26 directory.
I started up Gimp and the same dialog popped up on Gimp startup


Lineborder still does not work however.

We now know that more is not important version of the Python (I also Gimp 2.7.3 JamesH has Python 2.6.5 - and LineBorder2 works)
However, the lack of something - in the weekend I'll try to install on another computer, and I compare the files (if only the Gimp would be easy, but it may be a problem in the system ...)