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nanobreaker
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GIMP: Live CD swap file problem

Using Gimp on a CDRW i get this message every time at startup:

Unable to open a test swap file. To avoid data loss please check the location and permissions of the swap directory defined in your Preferences (currently "${gimp_dir}").

I checked where the swap directory was -> F:\PortableApps\GIMPPortable\Data\settings

Could this be another INI file problem? Any clues?

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Known Issue

It just does that. There's no workaround.

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Alright

I think you should add that to Gimp's "Known Issues" list.

btw, there may be mistakes in the .ini's of TB and SB

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CD support

I was actually thinking of dropping live support since no one seems to use it. I know I gotta update the INIs.

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Hehe

That's not a bad idea... I've only been using it on a CD because I bought a 50-Pack of CDRW's, way more than i need Smile

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