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GIMP .ini speed up?

Ok, I've searched the site and cannot find it - the .ini file that takes the startup screen off of the GIMP, and therefore speed it up. Please can someone post the link to it?

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It won't

It won't speed it up. You're looking at GIMP's startup process. The launcher doesn't add it's own splash, so there's no INI to disable it. You can disable GIMP's splash screen with a command line option (check Google). That can be added to the INI if you want. But, like I said, it won't make it any faster.

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Thanks for your prompt reply

Thanks for your prompt reply John, but I remember seeing one on the site a while ago, what was that?

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Older version

It was for an older version of the GIMP. The switch used doesn't work anymore, which is why it's not on the GIMP Portable page.

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Thanks John

Thanks John

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Next Release

That said, I'm working on a speed-up for the next release that'll directly edit the plugins cache on start so GIMP doesn't have to re-detect them all.

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Wouldn't that mean that

Wouldn't that mean that newly installed fonts wouldn't be recognised?

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Only plugins cache

Not fonts. And new plugins would still be detected.

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